%% Kyle Moffett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> define some_all
>> all:
>>echo 'This is "all" speaking'
>> endef
>> $(some_all)
This is not legal. In fact, it doesn't work (at least not for me).
Now, if you'd written this:
define some_all
all: ; @echo 'This is "all" speaki
Please CC me in replies.
I am able to have a variable or variable expression output a single
target:
kylemoffett$ cat Makefile
define some_all
all:
echo 'This is "all" speaking'
endef
$(some_all)
kylemoffett$ make all
echo 'This is "all" speaking'
This is "all" speaking
kylemoffett$
Howev
I'm confident this is an instance of bug # 1517, which has been fixed in
the source and for which there is a patch on the Savannah site (attached
to this bug).
When you say that it appears that "the CVS source doesn't appear to fix
this issue" is this because you've tried it and it doesn't, or jus
It appears that make 3.80 is not reentrant in the use of
variable_expand_string/variable_buffer_output and
the static variables variable_buffer_length and variable_buffer. I
tripped across this while using $(eval ...)
in a make file. If the argument to $(eval ...) is large enough (more
than 20
Hi,
i have problem with make when i try to generate the output anywhere and
using an absolute path. Please see my simple test makefile (when i run
make i am in /local/test/maketest where the source "maketest.c" is located):
**
OUT=/local/te
