Revision 9353
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza about 11 years ago
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make() { echo_func; cmd_log_fd=1 self "$@"; }
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if false; then ## usage: |
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inline_make 10<<'EOF'
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inline_make <<'EOF' |
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target: |
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$(self_dir)/cmd >$@ |
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EOF |
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local_export self_dir="$(dirname "$self")"; echo_vars self_dir |
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make --makefile=<(( |
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cat /dev/fd/10
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cat # script stdin from caller-provided stdin
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echo -n " |
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.SUFFIXES: # turn off built-in suffix rules |
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.SECONDARY: # don't automatically delete intermediate files |
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.DELETE_ON_ERROR: # delete target if recipe fails |
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" |
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)|echo_stdin) "$@" |
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)|echo_stdin) "$@" <&20 # make's stdin from global stdin
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} |
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fi |
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lib/sh/make.sh: inline_make(): take the script stdin from caller-provided stdin and get make's stdin from global stdin, so that the caller can just use <<'EOF' rather than having to include a specific fd before the <<