hello Britton
thank you for your advice
You are right, I was not even asked the question but it is important that I
can see if my command fails. I'll think about that. thank you
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On Wed, Mar 25, 2015 at 3:55 AM, Paul Smith wrote:
> On Wed, 2015-03-25 at 02:54 -0700, guylobster wrote:
>> this is the first time I do a makefile.
>> But I block to assign the result of my python script to a variable of my
>> makefile.
>> The functio
s the first time I do a makefile.
> > But I block to assign the result of my python script to a variable of my
> > makefile.
> > The function works. Here the function and the result.
> >
> > *My makefile*
> > G_SIZE=10
> > Quake:
> > python es
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On Wed, 2015-03-25 at 02:54 -0700, guylobster wrote:
> this is the first time I do a makefile.
> But I block to assign the result of my python script to a variable of my
> makefile.
> The function works. Here the function and the result.
>
> *My makefile*
> G_SIZE=10
>
hello,
this is the first time I do a makefile.
But I block to assign the result of my python script to a variable of my
makefile.
The function works. Here the function and the result.
*My makefile*
G_SIZE=10
Quake:
python estimationkmer.py $(G_SIZE)
ESTK=$(python estimationkmer.py
