Aditya Kher wrote: > Actually mere executing wont help beacuse that will not set the > environment variables that I have in .cshrc > Those variables are used in future targets build (i.e. after foo) by Make
Then you need to rethink how you plan to accomplish this. It is impossible for a child process to modify the environment of the parent. No matter what you do to the environment of the child shell, it is discarded when the process exits and can have no effect on the environment of the parent make process. You'll need to either set the environment before invoking make, or find some way to get the settings in a format that make can interpret itself and then use 'include' or 'eval' or something. Brian _______________________________________________ Help-make mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-make
