Makefile: Use basename in a POSIX-compliant way.

If you aren't using GNU coreutils, chances are that your basename
doesn't know about the -s argument. Luckily for us, basename does what
we need it do even without the -s argument.

Change-Id: I8b81a429bb037b997ee6640ff8a2b5e860962bb7

diff --git a/Makefile b/Makefile
index a2e52f1d4055fe50de7deb7f33730b30d19fced0..63db501f9b981cf5bbc9c3321e673abdfe2e4a34 100644 (file)
--- a/Makefile
+++ b/Makefile
@@ -493,7 +493,7 @@ doc/core-en_US.xml: makeopts .lastclean $(XML_core_en_US)
                        MODULEINFO=$$($(AWK) -f build_tools/get_moduleinfo $$i) ; \
                        if [ -n "$$MODULEINFO" ] ; \
                        then \
-                               echo "<module language=\"en_US\" name=\"`$(BASENAME) -s .c $$i`\">" >> $@ ; \
+                               echo "<module language=\"en_US\" name=\"`$(BASENAME) $$i .c`\">" >> $@ ; \
                                echo "$$MODULEINFO" >> $@ ; \
                                echo "</module>" >> $@ ; \
                        fi ; \