We work in configuration management areas which is identifed using the
$WORKSPACE
environment variable.
eg WORKSPACE= /prj/qct/qctps/eng_dev/workspaces/fworley/devel/axi_ws
All files specified in the Makefile are thus relative to $WORKSPACE.
SCRATCH_DIR= ${WORKSPACE}/scratch/${USER}
Under a workspace there can be several levels of subdirectories and the
paths can become distractingly
long and lead to very noisy looking output from the commands invoked by
Make.
It would be preferable if the $WORKSPACE variable were not expanded by Make
eg. $WORKSPACE/scratch/fworley/modelsim/one_trans.vr
and not
/prj/qct/qctps/eng_dev/workspaces/fworley/devel/axi_ws/scratch/fworley/modelsim/one_trans.vr
Can somebody suggest a simple/low impact means to achieving this ? Will such
a scheme break
the dependency checks ? Are there other side effects I should be aware of ?
I'm trying to get clearer, more readily understood by users, workspace
relative pathnames from Make
Thanks,
-Frazer
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