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 > osname := $(shell uname -s)
 > osver := $(shell uname -r)
 > cpuarch := $(shell uname -m)

Probably the fault is mine but I can't get this to do anything useful in 
Cygwin. You could try (something like):

   case `uname` in
   *CYGWIN*)
     OS=Cygwin
     ;;
   *Darwin*)
     OS=Darwin
     ;;
   *)
     OS=Linux
     ;;
   esac

and then try things like

   if [ ${OS} == "Linux" ]
   then
   ..
   fi

Fergus



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