Good day,
I found a somewhat surprising behavior of -include. Consider the
following makefile:
bar: foo := baz
-include bar
hello:
@echo hello
I would expect it to print 'hello'. Instead make complains that it
cannot build 'bar'. Here is what happens. The first line of this
makefile
%% "edwin i" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
e> we are required to use gtk for the development of the interface.the
e> root permission is denied & we are not able to execute "make
e> INSTALL", .the project leader told us to install the same without
e> having the root permission.we are in conf
I'm using make 3.81rc1 and got a core with the following Makefile (a.cdl
and b.idl exist)
-
all: a.o b.o
a.o: a.cc
touch a.o
a.cc: a.idl
touch a.cc
a.idl:a.cdl
touch a.idl
$(eval a.o: b.cc)
b.o: b.cc
touch b.o
b.cc: b.idl
touch b.cc
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No bug address on man page.
In Info index:
* Automatic:: How to use automatic variables in the
commands of implicit rules.
--should be
* Automatic variables:: ...
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respected sir,
we are required to use gtk for the development of the interface.the root
permission is denied & we are not able to execute
"make INSTALL", .the project leader told us to install the same without having the
root permission.we are in confusion.please help us.
yours sincerely
