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From: Simon Wright <simon@pushface.org>
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Subject: Re: GNAT library directory - how to detect it at build time?
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rugxulo@gmail.com writes:

> Just for the record, a quick search shows that POSIX grep doesn't
> support '-o', so you may wish to avoid that (though further searches
> show some *BSDs do support it). The easier solution seems to be to
> just use AWK:

Or replace the "grep -o" component by "cut -d' ' -f2".

But "grep -o" works fine on Mac OS X...