Hi. GNU make allows you to define variables on a
per-target basis.
For example:
foo.c : MYVAR=myvalue
bar.c : MYVAR=yourvalue
foo.c :
echo MYVAR is $(MYVAR)
bar.c :
echo MYVAR is $(MYVAR)
Note that the per-target variable definitions are NOT
the target itself.
You can also specify more than one "component" of a target,
that is:
foo.c bar.c baz.c : MYVAR=myvalue
cons.c cdr.c : MYVAR=othervalue
This is all explained in the extensive GNU Make tutorial.
c
At 12:58 PM 3/7/2001 +0100, you wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>does somebody know the common way to handle several different CFLAGS in
>the same makefile with gmake (OBJS1 -> CFLAGS1, OBJS2->CFLAGS2, etc ...)
>or do I split collections into subdirectories ?
>Thank you for your help
>jean-paul
>
>
>
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