On Wed, 2007-06-27 at 12:13 +0200, Jacques Klein wrote:
> First, I added the $(eval $(warning ....)) stuf just to convince
> myseft about how $$ is "evaluated", and for that mater, like you say,
> the outer $(eval is just a "no-op", ( it's my way-of-doing to debug
> $(eval stufffff). i.e check for correctness of first and second
> expansion rounds).
The best way to debug eval is to REPLACE the eval with warning (or info,
in GNU make 3.81), not add it internally. IOW, change this:
$(eval ...some complex content...)
to this:
$(info ...some complex content...)
will show you exactly what eval will evaluate. Doing this:
$(eval $(info ...some complex content...))
is not really that useful (although I guess it doesn't hurt).
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