On Thu, 10 Oct 2013 07:41:18 -0400
Paul Smith <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Thu, 2013-10-10 at 12:15 +0200, Michael Weise wrote:
> > Is there a more erlegant solution, e.g. a variable that stores the
> > current target name?
>
> Please look up "Automatic Variables" in the GNU make manual.
I've looked up "Automatic Variables" and other parts of the manual,
used google, etc.
> You want the $@ variable.
No, I dont.
Please have a look at my Makefile ...:
----
doc: TARGET = doc
clean: TARGET = clean
.PHONY: doc clean targetname
doc: targetname
@echo doing some work
clean: targetname
@echo cleaning up
targetname:
@echo What I want is: $(TARGET), not $@
----
... and the output:
----
$ make doc
What I want is: doc, not targetname
doing some work
$ make clean
What I want is: clean, not targetname
cleaning up
----
I want the name of the "main" target from the command line, not the
one of some prerequisite.
Regards
Michael
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