Werner LEMBERG wrote:
parts:
$(LILY_CMD) $(wildcard Parts/*.ly)
mv *.pdf $(OUTDIR)/
`wildcard' is a GNU extension. It can be circumvented with shell
commands, however, I suggest to name the part files explicitly.
Pity. In that case, the original approach is best for portability I
suppose. Here's how I have the "parts" target now:
parts:
for LILYFILE in Parts/*.ly ; do $(LILY_CMD) "$$LILYFILE" ; done
mv *.pdf $(OUTDIR)/
It works exactly as it did with the GNU wildcard, except that multiple
files can't be compiled at once with separate processors. I'll probably
stick with the GNU wildcard approach in my personal makefiles, or else
have both lines in there with one commented out.
$(OUTDIR)/%.pdf: Scores/%.ly
Percent rules are a GNU extension.
define movement_pdf_target
Macro definitions are a GNU extension.
$(foreach m, MOVEMENTS, $(call movement_pdf_target,$(m))
Both `foreach' and `call' are GNU extensions.
This won't affect my Makefiles since I didn't understand this stuff
anyway. :)
Thanks Werner,
Jon
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