Le Vendredi 23 Décembre 2005 09:11, Robert Luberda a écrit :
> On Tue, 20 Dec 2005, Daniel Schepler wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> > Yes, a Makefile with
> > all:
> > echo 'foo'\
> > 'bar'
> >
> > will pass to the shell:
> > (old make) echo 'foo''bar'
> > (new make) echo 'foo'\
> > 'bar'
> >
> > And both will echo a single word.
>
> Unfortunatelly that's not true: the sarge version of make
> prints two words ;(
> Has anybody any other ideas how to write a Makefile that will
> work in the same way with both sarge and sid make?
Sorry, I didn't have access to an old make at the time I wrote this. I guess
the old make preserves leading tabs on continuations, so this would instead
have to be:
all:
echo 'foo'\
'bar'
Hopefully this will work on both versions, but again I don't have easy access
to an old make to test it. There's also the suggestion elsewhere in the
thread to put the script in a make variable instead.
--
Daniel Schepler
