%% Laird Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
ln> In a pattern rule like this:
ln> $(SOME_JAR_FILES) : %.jar : Foo Bar Blah
ln> ...I can't write it to look like this:
ln> $(SOME_JAR_FILES) : %.jar : $(SOME_VAR_FOR_%_CONTAINING_FILENAMES)
Right.
Variable and function references in targe
In a pattern rule like this:
$(SOME_JAR_FILES) : %.jar : Foo Bar Blah
...I can't write it to look like this:
$(SOME_JAR_FILES) : %.jar : $(SOME_VAR_FOR_%_CONTAINING_FILENAMES)
...and I can't write it like this:
$(SOME_JAR_FILES) : %.jar : $(SOME_VAR_FOR_$(*)_CONTAINING_FILENAMES)
Can I do wh
Please upgrade to a new version of GNU make. This bug has been fixed
for a while now.
The current latest version is 3.78.1.
Thanks.
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Paul D. Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Network Management Development
"Pl
The info page (make)Setting says
> These two settings of the variable `FOO' are identical [snip]:
>
> FOO ?= bar
>
> and
>
> ifeq ($(origin FOO), undefined)
> FOO = bar
> endif
yet I had trouble with the former and not with the latter. It seems
that in the former syntax, `make' a
