Dear Paul Smith-20,
Many thanks (for the RTFM =) ).
To close this thread and honour your tip, below is how I got what I
wanted:
blaat:
blaat.blaat:
TEST = $(1).$(1)
.SECONDEXPANSION:
test/%: $$(call TEST,%)
@echo "Args = $^"
print/%: %
@echo $(call TEST,$<)
yt...@moniac:~/scratch> make test/blaat
Args = blaat.blaat
Note the use of ".SECONDEXPANSION:" and the extra "$" in the prerequisite
list for "test/%".
After the first expansion, there is still only one "%" in the expression,
which is replaced by "blaat", so make sees:
$(call TEST,blaat)
At the second expansion, this is evaluated to "blaat.blaat", as I wished.
Cheers,
Ytsen.
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