On May 20, 2008, at 12:49 AM, Hongliang Wang wrote:
Hello all,
I need to use a very very stupid Windows application to produce
something, while this application does not have any return code or
error message, so the only way that I can check whether building
succeed is to check if the output file exist after building ...
now this is my Makefile, could anybody tell me if this is the
correct way to do this?
=============================
kit: xml
@echo ' \ncompiling $(XML) ...'
-$(RM) $(OUTPUT)/*.exe
'$(BITROCK_SYSTEM)' build '$(XML)' windows
if test -e $(OUTPUT)/*.exe; \
then @echo ' compiling success! ...'; \
else @echo ' compiling failes ...'; \
fi
=============================
Thanks in advance.
Hongliang Wang
Why not use wildcard instead?
-Garrett
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