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diff --git a/mk/luapath b/mk/luapath
index fe5fc9f..b36da19 100755
--- a/mk/luapath
+++ b/mk/luapath
@@ -104,6 +104,30 @@
# interpreter glob patterns from preferred install directory
# string.match expressions.
#
+# * 2016-10-10 - Fix issue with passing empty CPPFLAGS to ${CC}. /usr/bin/cc
+# in NetBSD 7.0.1 does not tolerate an empty string argument. This
+# exposed a bug in NetBSD's and FreeBSD's /bin/sh, triggered by how we
+# pass CPPFLAGS (see evalmacro and runcc routines, below).
+#
+# Some Ash variants (confirmed /bin/sh in NetBSD 7.0.1 and FreeBSD
+# 10.1) will expand unquoted ${UNSET-} and ${UNSET:-} as an empty
+# string rather than eliding it during argument processing. That is,
+#
+# nargs() { printf "%d\n" "$#"; }
+# nargs ${UNSET} 2 3
+# nargs ${UNSET-} 2 3
+#
+# prints "2" and "3", whereas every other shell tested prints "2" and
+# "2" (confirmed dash in Ubuntu Xenial; bash 4.3 in Ubuntu Xenial;
+# pdksh in FreeBSD 10.1, NetBSD 7.0, OS X 10.1, OpenBSD 6.0; ksh93 in
+# Solaris 11.3 and AIX 7.1; ksh88 in AIX 7.1).
+#
+# A workaround in set -u mode (where unbound variable expansion aborts
+# execution) is to substitute a known empty value. E.g.
+#
+# EMPTY=
+# nargs ${UNSET-$EMPTY}
+#
# # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # #
#
# Copyright (C) 2012-2016 William Ahern
@@ -138,10 +162,11 @@ unset IFS # no field splitting surprises
unset LUA_PATH || true # interferes search for module install directory
unset LUA_CPATH || true
-MYVERSION=20160325
+MYVERSION=20161010
MYVENDOR="william@25thandClement.com"
+EMPTY= # empty string for parameter expansion workaround for Ash bug
DEVRANDOM=/dev/urandom
SANDBOX="${TMPDIR}/${0##*/}-"
@@ -322,7 +347,7 @@ runcc() {
#
evalmacro() {
printf "#include <$1>\n[===[$2]===]\n" \
- | runcc ${CPPFLAGS:-} -E - 2>>/dev/null \
+ | runcc ${CPPFLAGS:-${EMPTY}} -E - 2>>/dev/null \
| sed -ne "
s/^.*\\[===\\[ *\\(${3:-.*}\\) *\\]===\\].*$/${4:-\\1}/
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