Dear all, Assume the following macros that define different categories of OCaml-related source files:
define OCAML_MODULE $(1).mli $(1).ml endef define OCAML_CONFIGURED_MODULE $(1).mli $(1).ml.in endef define OCAML_LEXER_MODULE $(1).mli $(1).mll endef define OCAML_PARSER_MODULE $(1).mly endef Such macros can then be used to list source files of one given program, here ocamltest, say: ocamltest_SOURCES = \ $(call OCAML_CONFIGURED_MODULE, ocamltest_config) \ $(call OCAML_MODULE, ocamltest_unix) \ $(call OCAML_PARSER_MODULE, tsl_parser) \ $(call OCAML_LEXER_MODULE, tsl_lexer) \ ... It is possible to define other variables similar to ocamltest_SOURCES, ocamldoc_SOURCES, say. As such variables are defined, I would like to accumulate, in LEXERS and PARSERS vairables, say, the names of modules of each category so that I can then use the LEXERS and PARSERS variable to specify dependencies, say. Is there a way to achieve this by somehow extending the macros so that they modifiy the LEXERS & co varialbes each time they are called before returning the string they currently return? If not, as I suspect, can anybody think aobut an alternative way to reach the expected feature? Many thanks in advnace for any hint, Sébastien.
