In message <4a0d8c1f.8020...@gmail.com>, Jonathan Kulp
<jonlancek...@gmail.com> writes
>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) "$$LILYFILE" ; done
> mv *.pdf $(OUTDIR)/
>
>It works exactly as it did with the GNU wildcard, except that multiple files
>can't be compiled at once with separate processors. I'll probably stick
>with the GNU wildcard approach in my personal makefiles, or else have
>both lines in there with one commented out.
My bash-fu is minimal to non-existent, but couldn't you do something
like
for LILYFILE in Parts/*.ly ; do $(LILY_CMD) "$$LILYFILE" & ;
done
wait
mv *.pdf $(OUTDIR)/
?
I'm sure there's a command, and I think it is "wait", that says to wait
and collect status from all the jobs you've just spawned, so the mv
wouldn't run until all the LILY_CMD commands had completed.
Cheers,
Wol
--
Anthony W. Youngman - anth...@thewolery.demon.co.uk
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