Makefile question? [SOLVED]

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Sat, 2011-02-05 19:55

marko

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Makefile question? [SOLVED]

Hi, I have a problem with my makefile... the thing is that I have this script which works from shell without problem:

cd DISTR
LHA -aer a "Archive" "ProgDir"
cd /

But I want to do this stuff in my makefile, so I've added "; \" so it will continue in the the same shell. And my makefile looks like this:

//snip//
lha :
	cd DISTR; \
	LHA -aer a "Archive" "ProgDir"; \
	cd /
 
//snip//

But it won't work? My script however and makefile works fine except this part, what am I doing wrong, any ideas? GNU Make 3.81 on OS4.1u2.

Sun, 2011-02-06 00:03

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You need something

You need something like:

----------------

DISTR := Disk:distribution
 
lha:
<tab>@cd $(DISTR)
<tab>@lha -aer a "Archive" "ProgDir"
<tab>@cd /

----------------

Simon

Sun, 2011-02-06 01:18

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Thanks for the answer :) I

Thanks for the answer :)
I tried it and various forms of it but I did not get it to work :/

For, example:

DISTR := "ram:"
 
lha:
	@dir $(DISTR)
	@cd $(DISTR)
	@dir

Does not work as I expected, the first dir [4] shows ram: but the second dir shows my current dir, I would like to stay in the directory given by [5] so the next dir [6] shows ram: as well. Other ideas?

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Sun, 2011-02-06 14:11

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Rigo

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No, sorry. My makefile skills

No, sorry. My makefile skills are not that great. I tried it here with the same results as you.

Simon

Sun, 2011-02-06 19:49

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Thanks anyway, after further

Thanks anyway, after further doc reading I found the solution :-)

Ending the line with "@@\" will continue the shell execution, like:

DISTR := "ram:"
 
lha:
	dir $(DISTR)
	cd $(DISTR)@@\
	dir

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Fri, 2011-02-11 15:03

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Another method that doesn't

Another method that doesn't involve using cd command would be to put a Makefile in $(DISTR) with the lha command and then put something like "make -C $(DISTR) lha" command in your main Makefile.

Sat, 2011-02-12 17:41

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@salass00 Thanks, good to

@salass00

Thanks, good to know :)

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