On Wed, Jun 11, 2003 at 10:36:11AM -0400, Paul D. Smith wrote:
>
> This would work:
>
> install:
> cd LINUX/mod; mod2=`echo *`
Or without launching a shell:
install: mod2 := $(patsubst LINUX/%,%,$(wildcard LINUX/*))
$(wildcard LINUX/*) will list all files in the LINUX directory,
including the LINUX/ part of the path.
$(patsubst LINUX/%,% ...) replaces all occurences of LINUX/ with nothing.
The second '%' tell make to take what it matched with '%' in the first
part and use that string.
So with LINUX/abc.c using "LINUX/%", then % will match abc.c (the stem)
and that is the string used.
But them we start to use the advanced make features, and in this
case the basics are missing.
Sam
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