fixed target "help" in Makefile #144
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Without this commit, running `make help` produced the below output.
$ make help
Multi-OS Makefile, you are running on Linux
Possible targets:
+ all - Make bootrom, armsrc and the OS-specific host directory
+ client - Make only the OS-specific host directory
+ flash-bootrom - Make bootrom and flash it
/bin/sh: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
Makefile:20: recipe for target 'help' failed
make: *** [help] Error 2
This issue was introduced in e335ca2
six months ago, the above output was produced on Debian GNU/Linux, where
`/bin/sh` is usually a symbolic link to `/bin/dash`.
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fixed target "help" in Makefile
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Without this commit, running
make helpproduced the below output.This issue was introduced in e335ca2 six months ago, the above output was produced on Debian GNU/Linux, where
/bin/shis usually a symbolic link to/bin/dash.