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> gmake $(eval()) question.
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> Thu, 28 Jun 2007 19:48:02 -0000
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> Hi,
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> I have the following Makefile which demonstrates my problem:
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> ---------Begin Makefile------------
> HI=$(eval HELLO=Hello)
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> all:server client
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> server:
> <tab>@echo "HELLO: $(HELLO)"
> <tab>@echo "HI: $(HI)"
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> client:
> <tab>@echo "HELLO: $(HELLO)"
> <tab>@echo "HI: $(HI)"
> -----------End Makefile------------
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> If I run gmake, I get this output:
> HELLO:
> HI:
> HELLO: Hello
> HI:
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> This thing that puzzles me is why the first line only contains
> "HELLO:".  As per my understanding, it should be the same as line 3.
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> If I run "gmake server" or "gmake client", I get:
> HELLO:
> HI:
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> Again, I think the first line of output should be "HELLO: Hello"
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> So can anyone explain why this is happening?  I am running gmake 3.81
> on Fedora Core 6.
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> Thanks,
> --GS
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