I have a Makefile variables VAR_1 and VAR_2. I need to assign the value of $($VAR1)_VAR2) to FINAL_VAR, ONLY if $($VAR1)_VAR2) is NOT EQUAL TO /dev/null. If $($VAR1)_VAR2) is EQUAL TO /dev/null then
I have a project divided in modules, each hosted in a directory, say: root |_module_A _module.cpp _Makefile
In a C/Java project, what is an appropriate way to manage the build? I was initially thinking building everything C with Autotools and everything in Java with Apache Ant and then have each builder \"
what is gendep? it build开发者_开发问答s dependencies, how? any good book to read about this entire gnu make gamut? Not an expert by any means, but it appears to look at the system calls to open() tha
I have a make file from an OpenCV port for Android. Since this project seems fairly dead, there haven\'t been any updates and the last supported NDK version is 4b. With this NDK version everything com
AR= ar LIBMISC = libapue_db.a COMM_OBJ= db.o RANLIB= ranlib all: ${LIBMISC} libapue_db.so.1 t4 libapue_db.a:${COMM_OBJ}
I\'m trying to write a make rule and want to suppress inheritance of a variable as described in make manual. I go like that:
I feel very silly asking this question, but here goes. :) I\'ve configured Eclipse to insert spaces instead of tabs, but I\'m working on a Makefile, which requires literal tab characters (see Can you
I am pretty new to Makefiles and i am trying to build an executable from 3 files,file1.c, file2.c, and file1.h into an executable called exFile. Here\'s what I got:
Suppose I have a following rul开发者_JS百科e in the Makefile: %.foo: %.bar %.spam %.bot <tab> echo \"hello1\" > $<
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