Hi all,
I was trying to write a very simple Makefile this morning, and was
stymied! What I thought I meant was this:
xrcs := *.xrc
py_xrcs := $(xrcs:.xrc=_xrc.py)
%_xrc.py: %.xrc
pywxrc -pv $<
all: $(py_xrcs)
I have 2 .xrc files which need to be turned into _xrc.py files via
pywxrc. I'm using GNU make 3.81 on Ubuntu 10.10 (maverick meerkat).
What appears to actually happen is that the variable py_xrcs ends up
with only the first filename returned by *.xrc translated to
file1_xrc.py. I have found the workaround to be defining xrcs like this:
xrcs := $(wildcard *.xrc)
This seems like it should not be required. Is this a bug in patsubst?
Thanks very much,
-James Sarrett
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