nmake: How to redefine a macro just for an include?
I have a makefile that is to be built by [Microsoft] nmake. It references another file as an include. I do not get to modify the included file. The problem is that one of the user-defined macros used by both isn开发者_C百科't quite right for use by the include. How can I redefine this macro ONLY for where it's used in the include?
I tried something like:
`B=$(A)
A=$(C)
!include myfile.make
A=$(B)`
nmake, however did not like this. Is there another way to do this?
I just ran a test case, and the behavior I got does not agree with your description.
Suppose I have two makefiles, ...
nuit.mak:
A=17
!include nuit-a.mak
A=5
all: child main
main:
@echo A = $(A)
And nuit-a.mak:
child:
@echo A = $(A)
Here are the results I see:
c:\dev\make>nmake -f nuit.mak main
A = 5
c:\dev\make>nmake -f nuit.mak child
A = 17
c:\dev\make>nmake -f nuit.mak all
A = 17
A = 5
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