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commenting a *make* directive that is a *shell* command
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Robert P. J. Day |
Subject: |
commenting a *make* directive that is a *shell* command |
Date: |
Mon, 13 Feb 2006 08:50:14 -0500 (EST) |
ok, i've played with this for the last several minutes and i'm
getting confused but i'm sure it's something simple. what is the
processing here?
...
all:
# $(warning whatever)
that command above has a leading tab so, according to the docs, it
should be treated as a shell command. but it's clearly the make
warning built-in and, even with that "#", it's processed by make as a
warning. why?
if i remove that leading tab, then, of course, it's commented out
and does what i would have expected. so what's happening above?
rday
- commenting a *make* directive that is a *shell* command,
Robert P. J. Day <=