On 3 Nov 2001, Alexandre Duret-Lutz wrote:
> >>> "C" == C Scott Ananian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> C> AS=$(CC)?!? Tell me you are joking.
>
> I'm not :) It's even documented
That's no excuse.
[...]
> I see your point: it's wrong w.r.t. the implicit rules defined in your
> implementation of Make. But an Automake makefile you should not
> rely on these implicit rules (because its not portable), it uses
> its own rules.
It's not a hard thing for you to fix: just use a different name!
'AS=as' is what 99.999% of your userbase will expect to be 'correct'.
If you want to define AS=$(CC) then call it something else: AM_AS would
be my suggestion. No one will have any problem with AM_AS being CC,
and you don't break the code and assumptions of your users.
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