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We should make variables ${} vs. $() consistent across the Makefile. Traditionally, $() were mostly used to be used in GNU Makefiles and it still seems to be a preferred way to ${}. On the other hand BSD seem to prefer ${}. The choice is ours, but let's be consistent.
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We should make variables${} vs. $ () consistent across the Makefile. Traditionally, $() were mostly used to be used in GNU Makefiles and it still seems to be a preferred way to $ {}. On the other hand BSD seem to prefer ${}. The choice is ours, but let's be consistent.
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