Install steps check for PREFIX_GCC4TI before running #8
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This fixes the potential issue discussed in #ti that if someone tries to run the install scripts directly, there's no check that PREFIX_GCC4TI is defined and some commands (like rm) are unsafe. Fix indentation
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I had integrated a version of your patch with one fewer empty line, which created a conflict with this PR. As it stands, it can be closed :) |
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This fixes the potential issue discussed in #ti that if someone tries to run the install scripts directly, there's no check that PREFIX_GCC4TI is defined and some commands (like rm) are unsafe.
I made these changes and tested them some weeks ago, but forgot to push them until just now.