can you distinguish between immediate and deferred function calls the way you can between immediate and deferred references to variables? the docs are confusing on this. in section 4.4.1, "Wildcard Examples", there is an example of the "wildcard" function:
objects := $(wildcard *.o) the ":=" assignment seems to suggest that this is explicitly an immediate assignment (a la variables). but a quick test shows that using "=" seems to produce the same effect. so what's the difference when it comes to function calls? the chapter on function calls doesn't address this, it just launches into function examples. rday _______________________________________________ Help-make mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-make
