On Tue, 6 Oct 2009, Bernhard R. Link wrote:
3) you patch that Makefile to no longer set CC CFLAGS LDFLAGS and LIBS
What I am saying is that this patch is unnecessary. you can do that
totally in debian/rules by placing those variables in the make
invocation within your build-stamp target.
You're right, of course; macro definitions passed on the command line take
precedence. I was very tired and didn't get your point, sorry.
The makefile patch is for other reasons necessary, but I can make it
shorter by removing this part.
= and := are exactly the same, except that := is evaluated once and then
stored, whereas = is evaluated later. If I were you I would be more
worried that all the parsing and reparsing (which causes the need for
the extra $) has some side effects.
Okay, since you insist, I'll try to switch to :=.
Cheers,
lacos
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