Hi Atro,
> Oh, but I *am* using gmake, and was wondering why it wasn't
> being used!
>
> Turns out that the AMBER Makefiles contain literal references
> to "make"
> instead of $(MAKE), so unless you're prepared to remove the
> OS vendor's
> make from your system and rename GNU make to "make", which would be a
> Very Bad Move, there's nothing you can do.
You can set an alias to alias make to gmake. This should work even if there
is a 'make' command in your path. E.g.
alias make=gmake
In the meantime I will take a look at the makefiles and see about replacing
the explicit references to make with $MAKE.
All the best
Ross
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