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# logg_dbg("_eval3","form is " form " containing " _repr(form) "; env is " env " containing " _repr(env) "; outer_env is " outer_env " containing " _repr(outer_env), d)
# logg_dbg("_eval3","form is " form " containing " _repr(form), d)
# logg_dbg("_eval3","env is " env " containing " _repr(env), d)
# logg_dbg("_eval3","outer_env is " outer_env " containing " _repr(outer_env), d)
TEST_AWK ?= $(AWK)
# not run. written in the shebang at the top of the built glotawk.
TARGET_AWK ?= $(AWK)
TEST_AWK ?= $(AWK)
TEST_AWK_F ?= $(AWK_F)
# this one is not run for build or testing. it's written in the
# shebang at the top of the built glotawk.
#
# now, with shebangs, you only dependably get to supply one argument -
# you could say #!/usr/bin/gawk -f or #!/usr/bin/gawk -cf, but you
# can't say #!/usr/bin/gawk -c -f. so you have to set TARGET_AWK_F to
# have only one bundle of switches, having zero or more other
# switches, and ending with f.
TARGET_AWK_F ?= $(AWK) -f