%% "Oelke, Dan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
od> .PHONY: $(SUBSYSTEM)_
od> $(SUBSYSTEM)_:
Ouch.
od> $($(SUBSYSTEM)_C_Objs): obj/%.o: %.c $(SUBSYSTEM)_
od> $(CC_T) $(T_CFLAGS) $($(filter-out %.c,$+)CFLAGS) -c $< -o $@
od> The CC_T line needs to access the SUBSYSTEM variable, but since
od> SUBSYSTEM gets redefined repeatedly, it isn't there when it comes
od> time to evaluate that line. We need the SUBSYSTEM variable to get
od> at the $(SUBSYSTEM_CFLAGS) value. So, the quick solution we came
od> up with was to add SUBSYSTEM as a dependency and then filter it
od> out. But declaring it as a .PHONY isn't perfect, as now we need
od> to create a file of the name $(SUBSYSTEM)_ for every possible
od> SUBSYSTEM value, or the target is always out of date.
Why don't you punt all this and use target-specific variables?
$($(SUBSYSTEM)_C_Objs): LOCAL_SUBSYSTEM := $(SUBSYSTEM)
$($(SUBSYSTEM)_C_Objs): obj/%.o : %.c
$(CC_T) $(T_CFLAGS) $($(LOCAL_SUBSYSTEM)_CFLAGS) -o $@ -c $<
Note I didn't try this, but I _think_ it will work.
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