On 10/10/07, Bryan Ischo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi all. I am having a heck of a time getting the $(eval) function to do
> what I want with respect to a per-evaluation variable definition.
I tried your example and thought you need only do:
VARIABLE := VALUE
instead of:
VARIABLE = VALUE
in your *.mk files with $(VARIABLE) in the rule but that didn't work
for me. I have a different suggestion. I wonder if something like
the following will work for you.
---foo.mk---BEGIN
foo_VARIABLE = foo_variable
---foo.mk---END
---bar.mk---BEGIN
bar_VARIABLE = bar_variable
---bar.mk---END
---GNUmakefile---BEGIN
FRAGMENTS = foo bar
define PROCESS_FRAGMENT
-include $(1).mk
.PHONY: $(1)
$(1):
@echo $$@
@echo $$($(1)_VARIABLE)
endef
$(foreach i, $(FRAGMENTS), $(eval $(call PROCESS_FRAGMENT,$(i))))
---GNUmakefile---END
Ken
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