Optimus is such a nightmare

@jww "cannot execute binary file" likely means that that particular executable probably is not appropriate for the current architecture. This could happen if you have installed a binary make for another architecture (intel?). What does file /usr/local/bin/make say?

:45789195, thanks. file /usr/local/bin/make results in /usr/local/bin/make: Mach-O executable ppc. And the same for /opt/local/bin/makedepend: Mach-O executable ppc. PPC is correct for the PowerMac. It can handle PPC and PPC64.

@jww Ah, now I see it. Why do you use bash -x make? That won't work. You should not have bash -x in there at all.

bash can't execute binary files, only shell scripts. You could possibly use bash -x -c 'make ...' but that makes little sense really.

@Jesse_b echo outputs nothing in csh, while echo "" outputs an empty line (which IMO is a better interface). The fact that printf "%s\n" "$@" doesn't work as expected when $# == 0 is quite annoying.

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Hi @Kiwy.

Hi @FaheemMitha

bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1573563