On 11/1/06, Aditya Kher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
digging up old thread.
Just to clarify.. I can do it over multiple lines
like thus:
target_1 : FOO := foo
target_1: BOO:= boo
but I wanted to avoid that extra line since in my Makefile there would
be plenty of such "extra" lines.
-aditya
Lets say I have following.
$ cat Makefile
FOO := whatever
.PHONY : all
all : target_1 target_2 target_3
target_1 : FOO := foo # override FOO for this target
target_2 : FOO := bar # override FOO for this target
target_% : ; @echo "cd ${FOO} && ls"
Is it possible to set value for more than one variable for a given target ? e.g.
target_1 : FOO := foo BOO:= boo
target_2 : FOO := foo_1 BOO:= boo_1
so that this allows me to set variable values for FOO *and* BOO for
target target_1, target_2 etc.. separately?
The above statement doesnt work as-is (I am using GNU Make 3.81-Beta).
Any tweaks? or a neater way perhaps?
--
Aditya Kher
http://kher.org
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Aditya Kher
http://kher.org
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