hello, world\n
I'm reading 6.10, Target specific variable values:
target ... : variable-assignment
This works fine for setting a single variable, i.e.
foo Foo: CFLAGS = -DMUMBLE
However, I also need to set some more variables, e.g. I'd like to say
foo Foo: CFLAGS = -DMUBMLE, LDFLAGS = -DFROB, YFLAGS = bar baz
For now I simply repeat the targets,
foo Foo: CFLAGS = -DMUMBLE
foo Foo: LDFLAGS = -DFROB
foo Foo: YFLAGS = bar baz
This does work, but it's somewhat ugly because my list of targets
(foo Foo) actually consists of up to one hundred separate targets
and repeating them leads to considerable Makefile bloat... In the
spirit of avoiding redundancy, is there a way to do what I want
or am I SOL?
I realize there's the problem of "What's the delimiter between diffenent
variable assignments" (comma in my example). But maybe I've overseen
something. If not, Paul may treat this mail as a feature-request :-)
Regards,
Jens
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