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RE: how to advice please : rules with dependencies created incommands
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Paul D. Smith |
Subject: |
RE: how to advice please : rules with dependencies created incommands |
Date: |
Mon, 8 May 2006 09:32:06 -0400 |
%% "PATTON, BILLY \(SBCSI\)" <address@hidden> writes:
pb> The CREATE variable was just for the purpose of a demo. Where the
pb> values in CREATE will com from will be in parameter file passed to
pb> prog_1. The Makefile will have no knowledge of what needs to be
pb> built. I think I can use Tom Tromey's method of auto-dependency
pb> to accomplish this.
I don't think so. That feature only works if you can generate content
during one build that is not needed until the NEXT build.
I doubt you have that situation: I think you need that content during
the same build, unless you always have to run make twice.
I suggest you read the "traditional" auto-dependency generation method
in the GNU make manual. That's the model you want to follow: using
automatically generated makefile snippets that contain the rules, and
then including them to ensure make will regenerate them properly, then
automatically re-exec itself to read them in.
Before $(eval ...) this was the way all dynamic make rules were
created, and it's still the best way in some situations.
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