%% "Zagorodnev, Grigory" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
zg> export A:= commom
zg> target: A+= specific
zg> target:
zg> @echo $(A)
zg> ...I got following error:
zg> make: expand.c:489: allocated_variable_append: Assertion
zg> `current_variable_set_list->next != 0' failed.
zg> Aborted (core dumped)
zg> So I have several questions here:
zg> - Is this problem already known?
Yes.
zg> - Is it already fixed in the latest versions?
It's already fixed in the source code in CVS. There has been no release
of GNU make that contains this bug fix yet (3.79.1 is still the latest
version).
zg> - Or I should rewrite my Makefile to avoid given problem?
Your makefile is wrong anyway, so you should definitely rewrite it.
But, it won't help work around this bug. You cannot provide a variable
setting on the same line as an export. This line:
export A:= commom
will export two variables, one named "A:=" (which is not a legal
variable name so this will do nothing), and one named "commom".
What I'm guessing you want is this:
A:= common
export A
(You'll still see the above error though)
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