[M3devel] platform names again.

[hendrik at topoi.pooq.com]

I have one home directory, shared via NFS among several machines.  Some 
run Debian lenny, some run Debian squeeze, one is and AMD64.

Now I really appreciate the fact that when I run cm3 I get my 
executables in a system-dependent diractory.

But it occurs to me that both Debian lenny and Debian squeeze end you 
using the directory LINUXLIBC6.

Are the files generated there truly Debian-release-independent?  Might 
they depend in some way on the contents of Debian's shared C libraries, 
for example?  And if so, is there a way of overriding the word 
"LINUXLIBC6" with some other word so that I can distinguish 
them?

By the time I ship them to /usr/local/cm3, the problem is over, of 
course, since eash system has its own /usr/local.  But on the way to 
there, there could be mishaps in LinuxLIBC6.

-- hendrik