> Very confusing. I'm assuming you have a good reason for doing things > this way.
To invoke a javadoc target. There are too many sources file for the command line, so I have to specify a filename which contains each source file. The list of source files was originally specified in a variable $(srcs), which was filled with $(shell find src/ -name '*.java'). Since I run into the above described problem, I tried to read the list of source files from a file whose content is defined with the same $(shell find ...) command. Any idea how to write contents of a variable efficiently into a file without expanding the content on the command line? > 1) Auto-generate a makefile, then include it. <snip> > This will work with any version of GNU make. Thanks a lot! This works fine. > 2) If you're willing to require GNU make 3.80, you can use > $(eval ...). This avoids an extra recursion. Hmm, I read the documentation about this function but I could not figure out how to use it for my problem. Can you give me another hint? Thanks for your advice, Daniel _______________________________________________ Help-make mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-make
