On Thu, 2016-10-20 at 15:22 -0600, Scott Kruger wrote:
> FOO:=$(foreach rarg, $(RUNTESTS_ARGS), $(if $(findstring
> $(argsearch),$(eval $(value rarg))), $(rarg)))
I don't understand what you're trying to do, but definitely eval is not
what you want to use, at least not where you're using it.
I am trying to construct a simple list of variables
whose values match certain patterns. It seems
straightforward, but I can't get the righ t
The makefile is:
--
RUNTESTS=runex1 runex2 runex3
RUNTESTS_ARGS=$(foreach runtest, $(RUNTESTS), $(runtest)_ARGS)
ifdef argsearch
FOO:=$(forea
On Thu, Oct 20, 2016 at 2:22 PM, Scott Kruger wrote:
> I am trying to construct a simple list of variables
> whose values match certain patterns. It seems
> straightforward, but I can't get the righ t
>
> The makefile is:
> --
> RUNTESTS=runex1 runex2 runex3
> RUNTESTS_ARGS=$(foreach runt
Thanks so much for all of the help. It not only fixed my problem but
lets me understand what I did wrong and how to develop gmake.
For reference, here is what I came up with to make targets based on
either wildcard search of target names or a findstring of the target
values. Others might fi
