I am switching from OPUSMAKE to GNUMAKE on a PC platform. I would like
assistance/advice on the following:
FILES= file1 file2 file3 file4 .... File99
Clean: erase $(FILES)
This causes problems on a PC because of the length of the erase command exceeds the
limits. In OPUSMAKE there was a function called FOREACH that could be used as follows:
!foreach X in $(FILES)
erase $(X)
This resulted in 99 separate calls to erase. The FOREACH in GNUMAKE does not appear
to have the same functionality. What is the best way to handle $(FILES) on a DOS
command line?
Thanks in advance,
Ron
Ron Gaskins
Delphi-Delco Electronics
Powertrain Software/Systems
Location: Kokomo, Plant 6 - Mezz1
Mail Station: 6044
Phone: 765-451-9478
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