On Tue, 9 Dec 2008, Paul Smith wrote:
> On Tue, 2008-12-09 at 13:20 +0100, Sam Ravnborg wrote:
> (actually, i wrote this bit, not sam:)
> > p.s. as a top-level solution, i can set up the alias
> >
> > alias mymake="make -I..."
> >
> > and tell everyone to use "mymake" from now on, so that's how i
> > could get my includes into that top-level makefile. but it's the
> > subsequent propagation through all submakes that is still an
> > issue.
>
> ??? Why is this an issue? Make always propagates all options like
> this to sub-makes automatically. This will work fine as long as you
> invoke your sub-makes with the variable $(MAKE) rather than
> hardcoded "make". Have you actually tried this?
i didn't try it because i was going off what i read in ORA's book on
make where they explain the value of using the MAKE variable, and it
mentions nothing about passing that particular option, so i assumed it
didn't. if it actually does, then that solves the problem.
i'll test that shortly. thanks.
rday
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