Update of bug #29245 (project make):
Status: None => Not A Bug
Open/Closed: Open => Closed
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Follow-up Comment #2:
I agree with Eli: this is not a good change.
The problem is not at all related to the comma, not really: the problem is
with make's use of ":" as a special separator character, and with Window's use
of ":" as a drive specifier character. They have an uneasy coexistence at the
best of times, and this situation is simply one special case too far I
believe.
Make isn't tracking a function call here because this is NOT a function call:
the double-$ escapes the function call-ed-ness and so make is simply treating
this as a string... and looking for a second ":" to see if it's a static
pattern rule. It finds one, and hence the error.
One straightforward way to work around this is to hide the colon in a
variable; IMO it's better to use a variable to hold the drive anyway;
hardcoding the drive name is not very nice:
D := C:
foobar.o: $$(call func,$$D/foobar.c)
I recognize that this is not nice, but make syntax is simply not up to the
job of allowing any filename to be considered a target or prerequisite.
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