Hayden Ridenour writes:
While trying to build the latest version of Jam/MR from the sources, I've
encountered the problem that -I<path> expansions of paths with a space
become -I<first-part> -I<second-part>.
When jam parses a Jamfile, it treats spaces as delimiters.
Thus, the assignment:
HDRS = /some/where/over the/rainbow ;
sets HDRS to a list of two values, "/some/where/over" and "the/rainbow".
Luckily, you can use quotes to tell jam that a space is a data value, not
a delimiter:
HDRS = '/some/where/over the/rainbow' ;
--Laura
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