Re: Question about the proper use of the eval function

[David Boyce]

And for future reference a treasure trove of examples may be found at 
http://gmsl.sourceforge.net/.

-dsb

At 10:55 AM 4/7/2005, Ken Smith wrote:
> Here is a version of your file which does what you want.
>
> define my-test
> my_target:
>         echo "hi from my target"
> endef
> $(eval $(my-test))
>
> You don't need $(call) since you aren't passing any parameters.
>
>   Ken
>
> On Thu, Apr 07, 2005 at 10:42:33AM -0400, Sarbak, Joseph T. wrote:
> >
> >    The  previous  email  contained  a  typo,  which  I have fixed in this
> >    update.  The results and questions remain.  Thank you in advance.
> >    I  am trying to dynamically generate targets in my makefile.  Below is
> >        a  simple  example  of  what  I am trying to do.  I must be either
> >        doing something wrong or am trying to do something impossible with
> >        gnu  make.   I would greatly appreciate help from anyone on how to
> >        to this properly.
> >        My makefile:
> >        define my-test
> >        my_target:
> >                echo "hi from my target"
> >        endef
> >        $(eval $(call my_test) )
> >        From the Command-Line:
> >        bash-2.05b$ make my_target
> >        make: *** No rule to make target `my_target'.  Stop.
> >        bash-2.05b$
> >
> >    _Joseph T. Sarbak_
> >        _Goldman Sachs Execution & Clearing_
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