I see you are running make time-slice ;-)
Paul D. Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> bk> No, I think it should handle newline-backslash sequence the same
> bk> way everywhere, including inside "define".
>
> Hm. But, make already doesn't handle backslash/newline the same way
> everywhere;
%% Boris Kolpackov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
bk> No, I think it should handle newline-backslash sequence the same
bk> way everywhere, including inside "define".
Hm. But, make already doesn't handle backslash/newline the same way
everywhere; in command scripts the backslash/newline is not r
Paul D. Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> bk> Consider this makefile:
>
> bk> foobar := world
>
> bk> define name
> bk> \
> bk> foobar
> bk> endef
>
> bk> .PHONY: hello
> bk> hello: ; @echo hello $(value $(name))
>
> bk> It prints just "hello". I would guess it is because
%% Boris Kolpackov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
bk> Consider this makefile:
bk> foobar := world
bk> define name
bk> \
bk> foobar
bk> endef
bk> .PHONY: hello
bk> hello: ; @echo hello $(value $(name))
bk> It prints just "hello". I would guess it is because define assigns
bk> t
