There are two types of assignments.
LIBS = file.a
Result in late evaluation. What is to the right of '=' is evaluated only
when LIBS is referenced. With late evaluation a variable cannot
reference itself - that the problem you see.
Late evaluation is required when for example using the following:
VAR = $@
What to realise is that the value of $@ differ with the context where the
variable is used - therefore late evaluation is required.
But most often this is not the case, so I generally prefer the second type
of assignment in my makefiles.
LIBS := file.a
Result in early evaluation. Here LIBS is immediately assigned the value of
file.a. Use this type of assignment and your problem is solved.
OK, thank you.
I will try it !
Dominique
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