On Tue, 2009-04-07 at 09:33 +0200, Danny Boelens wrote:
> I agree. But I have a feeling you missed my point there. The thing is
> that your cross product files still have the underscore ('_') in their
> filename, so there won't be any spaces in filenames on disk. But at the
> same time the subst call can help in getting a (Makefile internal if you
> want) list with the a and b part of the cross product.
>
> So for example you'll still have 'a1_b4' on disk, but 'a1 b4' after the
> subst to work with in your Makefile and get the prerequisites without
> the foreach stuff.
Yes, you were, right. I was indeed missing something. I just came back
after a couple of days and re-read your earlier post, and I see what you
were doing. The use of the word selector is slick, and I like that, too,
now that I understand it.
> Best regards,
> Danny
thanks again,
mike
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