sed can read files; you don't have to 'cat' them to it

[Cristian Ionescu-Idbohrn]

Here's an example:

$(NSIFILE): $(NSIINPUTFILE)
	$(shell cat $(NSIINPUTFILE) | sed -e 's/VERSIONTOKEN/$(VERSION_STRING)/;s/PRODVTOKEN/$(PRODVERSION_STRING)/' > $(NSIFILE))

I would do it like this, instead:

	$(shell sed -e 's/VERSIONTOKEN/$(VERSION_STRING)/;s/PRODVTOKEN/$(PRODVERSION_STRING)/' $(NSIINPUTFILE) >$(NSIFILE))

unless there's a good reason for keeping it as is (I don't do windos nor
mac).


Cheers,

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Cristian