Hi! I'm using GNU Make 3.80. In my Makefile, I use automatic variable
$@ to refer to the current target, as shown below.
| @echo current target is ... [$@]
ifeq ($@,sms)
@echo yep, they are equal
else
@echo no, they are not equal
endif
|
It seems that $@ expands to sms , as shown in the output below.
Output is:
|current target is ... [sms]
no, they are not equal
|
My question: since $@ (apparently) expands to sms , shouldn't the
"true" branch of the ifeq conditional be executed (with the consequence
that the output should read yep, they are equal)? [I am at a loss as to
why the output is no, they are not equal.]
Thank you for any advice you can provide.
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