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Re: How does $@ work in a make conditional?
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J.T. Conklin |
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Re: How does $@ work in a make conditional? |
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Fri, 14 Jan 2011 11:39:21 -0800 |
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JeffS <address@hidden> writes:
> My question: since $@ (apparently) expands to sms , shouldn't the
> "true" branch of the ifeq conditional be executed (with the
> consequence that the output should read yep, they are equal)? [I am at
> a loss as to why the output is no, they are not equal.]
The ifeq conditional was evaluated long before the make recipe is. If
you want to have a conditional in a recipe that uses automatic
variables, use the $(if ...) function.
For your use case, it may help to have a utility function to do the
string comparison.
$(targets):
echo current target is $@
echo $(if $(call eq,$@,sms),yep they are equal,nope they're not equal)
--jtc
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J.T. Conklin