Re: How to get current filename executed

[Trevor Jenkins]

On Tue, 11 Mar 2003, Andrew Hou <address@hidden> wrote:

> I am using gmake ver 3.79.1.
> I would like to get file name of current makefile
> This is my makefile named tt:
>
> #!/usr/bin/gmake -f
> target:
>     @echo "$(MAKEFILES)"

In version 3.78.1, MAKECMDGOALS works for me. Here's a little test make
file:

$(MAKECMDGOALS):
        echo $(MAKECMDGOALS)

> I hope to get answer "tt" if I run it.

$ make tt
echo tt
tt

> Do u have any good idea?

Seems to work but ... whether it's a good idea is another issue.

Regards, Trevor

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