I have a versatile list of modules (it may be changed according to the
application I build)
Each module has its own makefile that resides in the module's directory.
I would like to execute all relevant makefiles.
The major obstacle (?) is that I must use make v3.78.1 @ win32 (windows)
environment.
The "classic" solution (for U*X systems) should be something like:
MODULES := $(UTIL_MODULE) $(GEN_MODULE) $(DSP_MODULE)
clean_all: $(MODULES)
$(foreach MOD,$(MODULES),make -C $(MOD) clean;)
The problem is that for win32 systems, semicolon is invalid character (maybe it
should be replaced with &&, but this is illegal from the make parser side (I
think))
Removing the semicolon cause error after the first loop -
<< ...cleaning process for first interaction... >>
*** No rule to make target 'make'. Stop.
Anyone has an idea how to solve this problem?
I'm novice to "make", so please do not use insider terminology.... :)
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