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Case-folding target dependency (newbie)
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Gustav Broberg |
Subject: |
Case-folding target dependency (newbie) |
Date: |
Fri, 24 Jul 2009 23:04:03 +0200 |
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Mutt/1.5.20 (2009-06-14) |
Hi,
Is the following possible with GNU Make?
I want to create a rule that states that any target <name>.xxx
depends on <name> uppercased. In code, something along the lines of:
%.xxx : uppercase(%)
I know it's possible to do operations like this on variables, for
example: "UPPERCASED_VAR = $(shell echo $(VAR) | tr a-z A-Z)", but
it seems it's not for patterns.
To give you a more concrete example: I have some documents named
"README", "NEWS", etc. and I want to make general targets for
"readme.pdf", "news.pdf" that each depend on the respective file
without having to list them explicitly.
If it's not immediately possible, is there any way to "emulate" this
behavior?
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Gustav Broberg
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