I modified a for loop in a makefile that looked like this:
@for f in $(DRV_GEN_HEADER) ; do echo "#include \""$$f"\"" >> $@ ; done
which puts the output of echo into a new file I sepcified.
changed to this:
@for f in $(INCLUDE_DIR)/%.h); do \
echo "#include \""$$f"\""; \
done > '$@'
which does the same thing but the writing is done after the loop completes
(I think). Can someone please explain the difference and why it works?
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