All,
I'm dealing with some odd behavior differences between make tools that are
supposed to be compatible with GNU make and need to know if this is a
valid construct in a makefile:
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filelist1 = a b c d e f g h i j k l
filelist2 = aa bb cc dd ee ff gg hh ii jj kk ll
filelist3 = aaa bbb ccc ddd eee fff ggg hhh iii jjj kkk lll
define hope
$(1):
echo $(0) $(1) make file call command
endef
hope1 = $(foreach x,$(value $(1)),$(call hope,$(x)))
$(foreach z,filelist1 filelist2 filelist3, $(info $(z)))
$(foreach z,filelist1 filelist2 filelist3, $(call hope1,$(z)))
all: $(filelist1) $(filelist2) $(filelist3)
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When I call it using clearmake's GNU make emulation . I get make output
that shows that it is "building" all 36 "targets."
When I use GNU make 3.73, 3.78.1, or 4.2.1 (the latter under Cygwin) I get
this:
Brian@HugeLaptop /cygdrive/c/Users/Brian
$ make -f makefile.call.txt all
filelist1
filelist2
filelist3
makefile.call.txt:15: *** multiple target patterns. Stop.
So, my question is: What, if anything, am I doing wrong here? Yes, this is
an INCREDIBLY stilted example. The actual makefile setup is horrifyingly
complex, and this is the first part I'm trying to wrap my skull around.
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Brian Cowan
ClearCase/Licensing Software Advisory Team (SWAT)
HCL Technologies at IBM
IBM Cloud Support
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Littleton MA 01460
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