I am currently in the middle of a transition from platform specific make to
GNUmake. The project is still under development by other team members so I
am unable to drop the current makefiles entirely.
I have created "GNUmakefile"s knowing that these will be "found" during
execution prior to the existing "Makefile"s but I have run into a small
problem during the generation of dependencies.
depend:
makedepend $(flags) $(wildcard *.c)
Standard behavior appends the dependencies to "Makefile" or "makefile"
whichever if found first. Adding "-f GNUmakefile" to the command will
require that each of these files be modified later when the GNUmakefiles
are renamed to Makefile to complete the trasition.
Question: Is there a variable that contains the name of the makefile being
executed?
depend:
makedepend -f $(<variable>) $(wildcard *.c)
Thanks,
Vern.
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