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Re: Calling Bash with /S
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sweinberger |
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Re: Calling Bash with /S |
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Thu, 23 Jun 2011 08:50:59 -0700 (PDT) |
Hi All,
Success!
The solution is to move the if-statement inside the bash command string.
"$(OBJ)/%.o" :| "$(SRC)/%.c" $(SRCDIRS:+"/%.c")
@+bash -c 'if [ `expr "$(NOOPTSRCS)" : '.*\b$(<:f)\b'` == 0 ]; then echo
---- Compiling: $(<:f); $(CC) ... "$<"; fi'
@+bash -c 'if [ `expr "$(NOOPTSRCS)" : '.*\b$(<:f)\b'` != 0 ]; then echo
---- Compiling -O0: $(<:f); $(CC) ... "$<"; fi'
Cheers,
Sarah
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