Revision 625
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza about 13 years ago
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# Make |
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subMake = $(MAKE) $(@F) --directory=$(@D) --makefile=../input.Makefile |
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pathParts = $(shell path="$(1)"; echo "$${path%%/*}" "$${path\#*/}")
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topDir = $(firstword $(pathParts)) |
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subPath = $(lastword $(pathParts)) |
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subMake = $(MAKE) $(call subPath,$@) --directory=$(call topDir,$@) \ |
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--makefile=../input.Makefile |
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# input.Makefile path is relative to subdir |
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##### |
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# Make |
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SHELL := /bin/bash |
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subMake = $(MAKE) $(@F) --directory=$(@D) |
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pathParts = $(shell path="$(1)"; echo "$${path%%/*}" "$${path\#*/}")
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topDir = $(firstword $(pathParts)) |
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subPath = $(lastword $(pathParts)) |
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subMake = $(MAKE) $(call subPath,$@) --directory=$(call topDir,$@) |
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# OS |
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os := $(shell uname) |
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