On Mon, 2016-10-10 at 20:45 -0700, Emmanuel Mayssat wrote:
> > Also you don't escape dollar signs with backslashes inside make,
> you
> > escape them by writing two dollar signs "$$".
>
> It turns out I was trying to escape the $(P) and $$(P) did not expend
> to anything
Right, because $$(P) expa
On 22:19 Mon 10 Oct , Paul Smith wrote:
> Also, I don't know why you're passing the "-e" flag multiple times. �It
> seems like you are under the impression you need to use it before every
> variable assignment on the command line but that's not what -e means.
I read the man page and indeed t
On Mon, 2016-10-10 at 13:50 -0700, Emmanuel Mayssat wrote:
> What I noticed is that if the loop fails ($? != 0), foreach still
> continues.
The loop body of a foreach loop cannot fail. The foreach function (like
most functions in GNU make) doesn't actually run any commands: it
performs text subst
Hello,
I am running a make with the $(foreach directive.
What I noticed is that if the loop fails ($? != 0), foreach still
continues.
Here is the code:
define create_role_targets
$(1):
-$(MAKE) -e IAM_ROLE_NAME=$(1) _iam_create_role
$(foreach P, $(call get_role_policies_R,$(1)), \
