What are the intended semantics of the following snippet,
target: foo=zork
target:
ifeq ($(foo),zork)
@echo "zork zork"
else
@echo "bork bork"
endif
I'm thinking that it should print "zork zork" -- target specific
variables are supposed to have the same priority as if any other make
variable. But if foo=zork is defined as a non-target specific
variable, the behaviour changes (printing "zork zork").
But then, the current behaviour (printing "bork bork") kinda makes
sense as well. Is this a subtle "feature" in how target specific
variables are handled?
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