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This was reported by a debian user. While I am not sure this
is a bug, this should perhaps be documented, if not.
manoj
'make' does not export command-line-derived variables to subshells
launched via $(shell):
,----[ makefile ]
| all:
| @echo FOO is $$FOO,$(shell echo $(FOO)),$(shell echo $$FOO)
`----
If I run it with 'FOO=1 make', it prints:
,----
| FOO is 1,1,1
`----
...as I expected. But if I run it with 'make FOO=1' or 'make FOO:=1',
it prints:
,----
| FOO is 1,1,
`----
which I certainly did not expect. Passing FOO separately from the
environment and the command line, 'FOO=1 make FOO=2':
,----
| FOO is 2,2,1
`----
This might not be a bug, but I can't find it documentated.
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Manoj Srivastava <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <http://www.golden-gryphon.com/>
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