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
