Doh. I don't know what I was thinking. This one is easy.
Your rule is:
%$(EXE): %.c
@echo EXE -$@- from -$<-
@$(RM) $@
$(COMPILE.c) $<
$(LINK.c) $(subst ../,,$(basename $<))$(OBJ) $(LDLIBS)
@echo end EXE
COMPILE.c is:
COMPILE.c = $(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(CPPFLAGS) -c $(SOURCE_FLAG)
CC is:
CC = $($(ANSI)_$(CMPLR))
ANSI and CMPLR are:
ANSI = HPACC
CMPLR = STRICT
So, this $($(ANSI)_$(CMPLR)) expands to $(HPACC_STRICT)... which isn't
defined anywhere.
In CONFIG_SITE you have this:
# Client ANSI C Compiler (for Host builds)
# GCC (gcc -ansi) GNU
# ACC (acc) OS VENDOR
# HPACC (cc -Aa) OTHER VENDOR
ANSI=HPACC
But the compilers you define are actually GCC, ACC, and _HPCC_, not HPACC:
CONFIG.Host.hp700:HPCC = cc
I almost wrote this right when I first saw your error but kept getting
sidetracked by the C++ compilers for some reason :-/.
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