>>>>> "Akim" == akim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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Akim> Why do we
Akim> if FOO
Akim> FOO = foo
Akim> endif
Akim> =>
Akim> @FOO_TRUE@FOO = foo
Akim> instead of
Akim> $(FOO_TRUE)FOO = foo
Akim> and leave a plain AC_SUBST definition of FOO_TRUE? That way,
Akim> real hard core checkers could play *dynamically* with
Akim> conditions. But I guess there are some Makes out there which
Akim> don't like this. Are there?
It never occurred to me that we could do this.
I tried this:
MM = #
foo:
$(MM) @echo hi
GNU make 3.79 gives me a `missing separator' error for this.
Tom
