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During installation of Khoros (already implemented on several platforms) 
the Makefiles (installed by imake) got somehow scrambled because of cpp
(as we suspect). Does anyone experienced this behavior before, and how
did he cope with it. 

We tried to compile another package (pcb-1.1.1) with almost the same
behavior during pre-building.  

Our sys: Linux Slackware 2.0.0 / 486 etc.. / Khoros 1.2 / gcc 2.5.8 / ..

Here is a sample of a Makefile being scambled (by cpp ?):

# Makefile generated by imake - do not edit!
#
# The cpp used on this machine replaces all newlines and multiple tabs and
# spaces in a macro expansion with a single space.  Imake tries to compensate
# for this, but is not always successful.
#

            SHELL = 	/bin/sh
            ---------^[TAB!]
              TOP = /home/dietz/khoros /src
              ------------------------^
      CURRENT_DIR = .                 

               AR = ar cq
  BOOTSTRAPCFLAGS =
               CC = gcc -bsd -DNOSTDHDRS -fstrength-reduce -fpcc-struct-return
            LIBCC = gcc -bsd -DNOSTDHDRS -fstrength-reduce -fpcc-struct-return
... 
         INCROOT = /home/dietz/khoros /include
              -----------------------^
          KLIBDIR = /home/dietz/khoros /lib
              ------------------------^
        FORLIBDIR = FortranLibDir     
          XLIBDIR = XLibDir
      EXTRALIBDIR = ExtraLibDir
        CONFIGDIR = /home/dietz/khoros /repos/config/imake_conf
              ------------------------^
           MANDIR = /home/dietz/khoros /man/man1
        LIBMANDIR = /home/dietz/khoros /man/man3
        ------------------------------^
...
Positions signed with a "--^" seem to be spaces and in the line specifying the
SHELL we found a TAB. These could be one reason why the compile failed.
Our question is now how we can get a valid Makefile ?

Thanks for any help in advance

Bjoern Dietz, FH-Reutlingen, Germany
email: dietz@bv2.at.fh-reutlingen.de / u193036@uebung3.rz.fh-reutlingen.de