Denys Dmytriyenko <de...@denix.org> writes:
>> -EXTRA_OEMAKE += "cc=${CC}"
>> +EXTRA_OEMAKE += "cc='${CC}'"
>
> Should these be double-quotes around ${CC}?
I wrote it in this way:
- to 60%, because '' is more correct than "" in this context (see below)
- to 40%, because "" would clutter code too much and I can not say
whether it must be quoted as \", \\" or whether perhaps plain " works
too
A yet more correct solution would be
| export cc = "${CC}"
in the recipe (outside of do_*()) and perhaps adding '-e' to EXTRA_OEMAKE.
This handles additionally the case when 'CC' contains a single quote
(which causes misbehavior in my patch).
Double quotes are much more worse because CC must not contain '$', '`'
or '\\' (which is not uncommon in flags like '-DFOO()=\"bar\"'). In OE,
it is not expected that these characters are interpreted directly by the
shell (${CC} is passed properly quoted in the environment).
But all this does not matter... correct quoting is neglactted in OE and
bitbake; when you are lucky, commands are written as "foo '%s'" % path.
But nobody uses functions like 'pipes.quote()' or a non-shell variants
like subprocess.call(['foo', path]).
So, you can assume that '${FOO}' expands to the same value like "${FOO}".
Enrico
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