Follow-up Comment #4, bug #31002 (project make):
In this case GNU make 3.82 does exactly what it claims it will do.
Unfortunately the expected (from glibc's perspective) behavior falls into that
0.01% of cases where the more qualified rule is not what needs to be
selected.
The assumption here is that a more specialized rule should be preferred over
a more general one. For example:
%.o: %.c; $(CC) -o $@ $<
%-pic.o: %.c; $(CC) -fPIC -o $@ $<
Here we want make to select the second rule when building foo-pic.o and the
first rule when building foo.o.
Similar thing happens in your case: make looks for a rule to build
rtld-memset.so and chooses a rule specific to building the 'rtld' kind of
targets rather than any kind. The way to resolve this would be to add two more
rules before the existing 'rtld-%' ones:
rtld-%.os: rtld-%.S
@echo $@: rtld-%os: rtld-%.S: $<
rtld-%.os: rtld-%.c
@echo $@: rtld-%os: rtld-%.c: $<
With this change I get
rtld-memset.os: rtld-%os: rtld-%.c: rtld-memset.c
with 3.82 and the old behavior with 3.81.
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