In brief, what I'm doing is modifying GNU make so that variables that
are expanded immediately (see the section ``How `make' Reads a
Makefile'' in the GNU make manual) can expand to contain newlines, and
make will parse them as if they were individual make lines.
This supercedes the functionality
Hi,
"Paul D. Smith" wrote:
>
> Hi Eray;
>
> Thanks for the patch.
>
> However, you should be aware that the major new feature for the next
> release of GNU make, which will be 3.80, is a superset of the change you
> are proposing. The read.c file is being (indeed, has already been)
> fairly e
Hi Eray;
Thanks for the patch.
However, you should be aware that the major new feature for the next
release of GNU make, which will be 3.80, is a superset of the change you
are proposing. The read.c file is being (indeed, has already been)
fairly extensively reworked.
Also, you make use of ver
Hi!
In the course of developing a skeletal build system using
GNU make, I was looking how I could incorporate automake-like
features into make. I've been using a hand-crafted makefile
over the last few years, so I just took it, refactored it into
a few files and extended it so that it had an auto
