Avoid -print0 with find in Makefiles

Hi,
I’ve just tried to build the latest version (SVN) of STK from source, and this is what the installed tracks folder looked like:
Only the first item of the ones returned by the find statements here was being installed.
I have no idea why it is not working here, but I’m running Chakra, a half-rolling distro (i.e. pretty up-to-date), so it worries me that the reason for the Makefile not to work is some change in the way the underlying make software works.
I think it would be safer (definitely the fix for me) to rename files with spaces, replacing those spaces by _ or -, and use the previous revision of the Makefile.
Anyway, if someone else knows why this might be happening, I’m all ears.
I’ve just tried to build the latest version (SVN) of STK from source, and this is what the installed tracks folder looked like:
- {l Code}: {l Select All Code}
[gallaecio@afonsox tracks]$ ls *
hacienda:
License.txt light.png Plane.049.b3d track.xml well.O.jpg
jungle:
amazon_jungle.music statue.JPG
mines:
Music_license.rtf
scotland:
sheep.ogg
Only the first item of the ones returned by the find statements here was being installed.
I have no idea why it is not working here, but I’m running Chakra, a half-rolling distro (i.e. pretty up-to-date), so it worries me that the reason for the Makefile not to work is some change in the way the underlying make software works.
I think it would be safer (definitely the fix for me) to rename files with spaces, replacing those spaces by _ or -, and use the previous revision of the Makefile.
Anyway, if someone else knows why this might be happening, I’m all ears.