I have the following block of code in a makefile: param_test_dir: @if test -d $(BUILD_DIR); then \\ echo Build exists...; \\
This is a bit complex so I have uploaded an example here. How to test it: Download the tarball and unpack it
I\'ve been heavily refactoring my makefiles, with help from Beta, Paul R, and Sjoerd (thanks guys!). Below is my STARTING product:
Please consider the following Makefile: CC = g++ CFLAGS = -c -O -Wall EFLAGS = -O -Wall -lm -o UTILITIES = error.o stream_manip.o mat_ops.o GaussElim.o
I am trying开发者_JAVA百科 to install Steel Bank Common Lisp as described in this article. However, when I do this step:
I have a tricky issue with gmake, when I build from the parent directory, something is different and the make does not build all the .o(s) it needs and fails, but if I cd to the directory and do a mak
I would like in my GNUmakefile to have a target rule that invokes a new shell and then with the clean slate of the new shell invokes a new make.
I\'d like to get the current directory during a GNUmake file run put into a make variable. What is the syntax to do this?Something like this?
Given the line: program_OBJS :开发者_Python百科= ${program_SRCS:.cpp=.o} I would like to append .o to each filename instead of replacing .cpp with .o.
I have a fairly large makefile that creates a number of targets on the fly by开发者_Go百科 computing names from variables. (eg foo$(VAR) : $(PREREQS)).Is there any way that gnu make can be convinced t
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