[bug #55243] Request for a way to indicate that the same recipe execution produces several targets

Update of bug #55243 (project make): Status:None => Duplicate Open/Closed:Open => Closed ___ Follow-up Comment #1: Duplicate of bug

Re: [bug #55243] Request for a way to indicate that the same recipe execution produces several targets

I've only had time to skim this so apologies if my reply is (even more) off topic but the use of strace implies that you're doing what I call file auditing, tracking file usage via open system calls and the like. In this context I could mention a couple of my old OSS projects: 1. Poor Man's File

Re: [bug #55243] Request for a way to indicate that the same recipe execution produces several targets

> > > blah.h : blah.cc > >> no real recipe was provided, just adding this note for emphasis; this > > last part is how I suggest you solve it > > Perfect but this does not work in the situations I am interested in, > that is where one single atomic command produces several files. Example: >

Re: [bug #55243] Request for a way to indicate that the same recipe execution produces several targets

On 22/12/2018 02:10, Brian Vandenberg wrote: > I usually instruct my co-workers to avoid making recipes along those > lines as I consider it to be a form of painting yourself into a corner, > though there are times where it's unavoidable. > > In the build I maintain it used to have something like

Re: [bug #55243] Request for a way to indicate that the same recipe execution produces several targets

I usually instruct my co-workers to avoid making recipes along those lines as I consider it to be a form of painting yourself into a corner, though there are times where it's unavoidable. In the build I maintain it used to have something like this: blah.o : blah.xyz > some command | sed 'some

[bug #55243] Request for a way to indicate that the same recipe execution produces several targets

URL: Summary: Request for a way to indicate that the same recipe execution produces several targets Project: make Submitted by: pacalet Submitted on: Wed 19 Dec 2018 12:53:09 PM UTC