I need to generate a Makefile to compile fortran code. I generate a Makefile.Depend which contains lines like
a.o: header.h file.mod Certain compilers generate a "file.mod" while others generate "FILE.mod". When a.o depends on "file.mod" and the compiler generates "FILE.mod", gmake recompiles my whole project. My proposed method for handling this is to have Makefile.Depend contain lines like a.o: header.h $(case file).mod Also, I will have a Make variable "MODCASEUPPER" set to 1 if I need upper case and 0 if lower case. At this point I need to define $(case x) which looks at MODCASEUPPER and if set to 1, return uppercase version of x, and returns lowercase version of x otherwise. * Is there a gmake builtin function for case changes? * How do I test for the existence of a Make variable, i.e. if MODCASEUPPER is not defined, I need it to make $(case x) default to lower case. Other approach I considered: * after every compilation create a "file.mod" which symlinks to "FILE.mod" (if FILE.mod exists and file.mod does not) -- easily creates too many files in the directory (which already has about 500 files) - Murali _______________________________________________ help-gnu-utils mailing list help-gnu-utils@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnu-utils
