Paul D. Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > When you invoke a make with a specific value like this: > > make selector=abc > > then the variable override static string "selector=abc" will be passed > to every submake. Whether you set your local copy of the "selector" > variable in that version of make doesn't change the value of the command > line string passed to sub-makes.
Not that I insist it's a bug, but, IMO, this logic is strange. When I say override selector=cba I would naturally expect the new value in every place that originated from this makefile. Also I can't think of any scenario where current logic might be useful. -boris
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