Hi Per,
Per Jessen wrote:
Erik Rull wrote:
I've a list of targets each in a different directory that was built
and now I want to clean them up. Each directory has a own "clean" make
target, so I wrote in the base directory makefile:
clean:
for MODULE in $(MODULE_LIST); do make -C $$MODULE clean; done
But this iterates only module by module and does not allow any
jobserver operation via "+ make".
Any ideas how to approach that?
clean1:
make -C mod1 clean
clean2:
make -C mod2 clean
clean3:
make -C mod2 clean
clean4:
make -C mod2 clean
clean5:
make -C mod2 clean
clean: clean1 clean2 clean3 clean4 clean5
/Per Jessen, Zürich
Hm, well, yes - this could be possbile - but quite brute-force ;-)
If I add a new module, just the list of targets gets extended and I've
nothing to change in the makefile - with your approach a new clean rule
must be added manually.
Best regards,
Erik
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