this will do it
---
.PROBE.INIT : .PROBE.FIX
.PROBE.FIX : .MAKE .VIRTUAL .FORCE .AFTER
CC.PREFIX.ARCHIVE =
CC.SUFFIX.ARCHIVE = .lib
---
.PROBE.INIT is in the default Makerules.mk and
is made after the user makefiles have been read
.PROBE.FIX is yours and will be made after .PROBE.INIT is made
if you have your own global makefile it can go in there
or you can make one and run nmake like this
nmake -g your-own-global-makefile.mk ...
or put this in your makefile
include your-own-global-makefile.mk
and put ../lib/make/your-own-global-makefile.mk in a sibling
dir on $PATH (e.g., if $HOME/bin is in $PATH then name it
$HOME/lib/make/your-own-global-makefile.mk)
or you can name a file
../lib/make/YOUR_OWN_ASSERTION.mk
in a sibling dir on $PATH and then assert this in your makefile
:YOUR_OWN_ASSERTION:
On Thu, 11 Nov 2010 21:30:03 +0100 (CET) Alexander Thorp wrote:
> Hello Glenn,
> I would like to override CC.PREFIX.ARCHIVE and CC.SUFFIX.ARCHIVE since
> I have a number of existing libraries which do not use the convention
> lib$(NAME).a but rather $(NAME).lib, and I would prefer not to mix
> conventions. The probe info isn't wrong as such, since the compiler can
> accept lib$(NAME).a - it just doesn't match what I need.
> I am cross-compiling, and did have a struggle to get probe to run
> successfully, but those problems weren't connected to this one with
> library naming conventions.
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