Hi,
Right now to get my Makefile to work I have to put in the target twice, for
example:
gmake MACH=killeen killeen
or
gmake MACH=dec_alpha dec_alpha
This is because I would like to use different rules that are dependant on
the input target name, but I can not get a hold of the target name and use
it to create the variable DIRSTORE in the following example of a Makefile:
DIRSTORE=F90_$(MACH)
F90_dec_alpha/%.f90 : %.rat
gm4 -P aadefs_hert_allocate_check_gm4.macro $< > junk_store
mv junk_store F90_dec_alpha/$*.f90
F90_killeen/%.f90 : %.rat
gm4 -P aadefs_hert_allocate_check_gm4.macro $< > junk_store
mv junk_store F90_killeen/$*.f90
# list of .f90 files derived from .rat
f90 :=\
$(DIRSTORE)/junk1.f90\
$(DIRSTORE)/junk2.f90
# targets.
dec_alpha: $(f90)
killeen: $(f90)
Is there a way for me to get around having to put the target in twice?
Thank you,
Don
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