Dear Rod Boyce,
In message <4dfcc7bc.7070...@teamboyce.co.uk> you wrote:
>
> here. I agree with what Amicalement has said so far. As an example
You mean Albert. "Amicalement" is French and means "best regards" ;-)
> A fragment from my common makefile system is this:
> # New improved verbose mode
> V ?= 0
> ifeq ($(V),1)
> NOOUT := > /dev/null
> else
> MAKEFLAGS += -s
> endif
I think it is a bit of overkill to introduce code just to set a plain
simple command option.
Instead of inventing new magic that needs to be documented we should
rather just use the standard make options directly, I stronly
prefer to use
make -s
if no output is wanted (or rather run "./MAKEALL name" which already
does exactly that, and more).
> This means that I switch on silent make mode unless the developer add
I am not a friend of changinmg the default behaviour of standard
tools. If someone wants silent operation, he should use the silent
flag.
> V=1 to the make command line and I add to the each rule a line similar to:
> @echo "Compiling : $(notdir $<)" $(NOOUT)
> or
> @echo "Link app : $@" $(NOOUT)
It will not stay as simple - the whole trickery in the Linux makefiles
is there for some good reasons. And don't think I want to have this
here.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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