Thanks to All for the answers!
I'll submit the issue.
Just two questions from a novice like me: is the 'make' at "active"
development stage?
I'm looking to "http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=make";.
There are many hang up issues. They are dated by previous years and
don't assigned to anyone
On Sun, Sep 6, 2009 at 8:09 AM, Sergey Zubkovsky wrote:
> It seems to me this is a bug.
>
> All will be fine if we just rewrite 'ifneq (1,1)' as 'ifeq (1,1)'.
>
> That is why I sent the question.
> I hope someone will add an item in the bug tracker (who know `make' better
> than me and will confirm
It seems to me this is a bug.
All will be fine if we just rewrite 'ifneq (1,1)' as 'ifeq (1,1)'.
That is why I sent the question.
I hope someone will add an item in the bug tracker (who know `make'
better than me and will confirm this supposition).
Alfred M. Szmidt wrote:
define starts a
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From: Tim Murphy
Date: 2009/9/6
Subject: Re: Why "*** extraneous `endef'. Stop."?
To: a...@gnu.org
Oh dear - sorry - I'm an idiot.
All I can say is that the ifneq statement is what makes it go wrong
for me. Using $(if works for me
define starts a macro. Everything from the start of the macro to
endef is just text and is not evaluated.
So your inner "define" is not recognised - it's just treated as
text. That means that the dirst endef matches the first define and
all the other endefs seem to have no corresp
Hi,
define starts a macro. Everything from the start of the macro to
endef is just text and is not evaluated.
So your inner "define" is not recognised - it's just treated as text.
That means that the dirst endef matches the first define and all the
other endefs seem to have no corresponding defi
Hi,
Why the below makefile fails with the error text "_Makefile:16: ***
extraneous `endef'. Stop._"?
Thanks.
#---
*define Var1
ifneq (1,1)
define Var2
define Var3
endef
endef
endif
endef
.PHONY : EmptyTarget
EmptyTarget : ;
$(eval $(value Var1))*
#