I think you need to do:
$(eval $(call something))
Typically, I have two functions when I want to do something like this:
define implementation
ifneq (,)
$(warning weird)
endif
endef
interface = $(eval $(call implementation))
$(call interface)
HTH,
Noel
Ken Smith wrote:
I can't justify to myself why this makefile
define something
ifneq (,)
$(warning weird)
endif
endef
$(call something)
generates the following output
testcase.mk:6: weird
testcase.mk:6: *** missing separator. Stop.
What I'm trying to do is rudimentary checking of the parameters passed
to a function. I know that the function I am writing should take two
parameters so I'm checking to see if $(3) is empty or nonempty. If it
is nonempty, I want to end processing with $(error). What is the idiomatic
way of doing this?
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