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> On Sun, 10 Aug 1997, Jim Jagielski wrote:
> >  if [ -e $modbase.c ]
> > 
> > does not parse on many/most bourne shells or even ksh's
> 
> Bummer. Is there something more portable to use instead? GuessOS uses -f
> which is probably better than -e anyway...
> 
> //pcs
> 


Does this work?

if [ -e ${modbase}.c ]