On 2000.12.28 Keith Owens wrote:
>
> Yes. Some arch files change CROSS_COMPILE after CC has been set and
> expect the change to flow into the definition of CC. This "feature"
> only works because '=' stores the value as text and reevaluates the
> text each time, automatically picking up any changes to CROSS_COMPILE.
> Using CC := might break m68k and mips. The makefile redesign for 2.5
> will fix this problem once and for all.
>
OK, understrood. Anyway, I know there is not too much impact of this
issue, but you could always convert-to-fast-version the more
critical vars with something like:
CC = .........
CPP = $(CC) -E
..
include arch/$(ARCH)/Makefile
# Eval them once forever
CC:=$(CC)
CPP:=$(CPP)
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