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On 06/24/2016 08:46 PM, Mike Frysinger wrote:
what about using target-specific variables and relying on inheritance [1] ? does this work ? $(tests): CPPFLAGS += ...It would have to be something like: $(tests:%=$(objpfx)%.o): CPPFLAGS += -DTEST_NO_MALLOPTdid you verify that ? target-specific variables inherit across targets. example: $ cat Makefile tests = a check: $(tests) $(tests): CPPFLAGS += FOO a: a.o a.o: echo $(CPPFLAGS) false $ make echo FOO FOO ...
Oh wow. It does work (even with make 3.81).But how is this a good idea? It means that if a target match %.o is built not via $(tests), but as a prerequisite of another target, the variable is not applied (and the target is not rebuilt for the other dependency chain, I assume).
I suppose it's unlikely that developers will try to rebuild individual .o files in subdirectories. But my, what an obscure make feature!
Florian
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