MAKE problem

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2 total messages Started by Dirk Behrens Fri, 17 Nov 1995 16:06

#4283

Author: Dirk Behrens
Date: Fri, 17 Nov 1995 16:06

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Who is familiar with make (SUNs version, SUN OS 4.1.3) ?

I have one macro:   MACRO1 = path1/filename1.ext1 path2/filename2.ext1 ....

I will get a macro: MACRO2 = filename1.ext2 filename2.Ext2 ...

This is to build up a rule:

filename1.Ext2:        ../path1/filename1.ext1
                        "command"

With gnu make i could use: 

MACRO2 =        $(notdir $(MACRO1)

MACRO2:         $(filter %/$(@:.Ext2=.Ext1), $(MACRO1:%=../%))
                "command"

But gnu make does not know conditional macros which I use intensively.

So, how to solve about problems with (standard) SUN make ??

Thanks for all replies !!

Dirk
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Re: MAKE problem

#4284

Author: Lawrence Kirby
Date: Sun, 19 Nov 1995 00:04

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In article <1995Nov17.160600.25729@newsserver.rrzn.uni-hannover.de>
           behrens@ipc1.rrzn.uni-hannover.de "Dirk Behrens" writes:

>Who is familiar with make (SUNs version, SUN OS 4.1.3) ?

While make is a tool that is commonly used with C compilers on some
systems it has no relevance to the C (or C++) language itself.  You'd
do better to post this to comp.unix.programmer or a Sun related newsgroup.

>But gnu make does not know conditional macros which I use intensively.

Possibly a gnu related newsgroup.

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