Make 3.82 also doesn't recognize ''O''

[mathren]

Trying to install the Hackathon/Massive_stars branch on a cluster with Rocky OS 9.7, I encountered failures including make: invalid option -- 'O'. I've noticed a comment above this line regarding another OS with old version of gnumake where that option is removed.

mesa/install

Line 212 in 317d9d7

if [ "${SYSTEM}" = "Darwin" ]; then

I checked, and on my cluster make --version is GNU Make 3.82 (newer than the one referred to in the comment), but I still hit that error. Removing -Oline from the ./install script the option the installation proceeds a bit further and ultimately still fails. Still investigating why this is the case, but already it seems the ./install script shouldn't exclude this option only for "${SYSTEM}" = "Darwin"...

[VincentVanlaer]

I can see if I can make it into a version check rather than an OS check. I am somewhat confused though why your cluster has a 13 year old version of make, while Rocky 9.7 ships with version 4.3. In any case, install is a fairly simple wrapper around make, so it is also possible to just run make directly.

[mathren]

It's an old cluster, in the process of being updated... But I had at least up to r24.08.1 running there without issues.

I've also tried to run manually make -w -j from a computing node, but to no avail. This may be quirks on this particular cluster (I have no issues on debian machines I control), maybe not worth fixing for all users, but on the other hand it's not that uncommon to find old software on University clusters...