Before You Add The Path You Need To Call
The original make many decades ago was a unix tool. = called recursive expanded variable or lazy expanded variable. Then gnu enhanced it _extensively, so much so that.
So, When You Call The Outer Makefile With Make, It In Turn Calls Make Again Via The Make Special Variable Rather Than Via Make Directly.
Var1 = $(var1) + 100 make just stored value from righthand side. The expansion of $(info) though is empty. In below example, when make read this line.
Make Is A Gnu Command.
Assume your make executable is located in c:/program files (x86)/gnuwin32/bin/make.
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Then Gnu Enhanced It _Extensively, So Much So That.
Assume your make executable is located in c:/program files (x86)/gnuwin32/bin/make. The original make many decades ago was a unix tool. Make is a gnu command.
Make +形式宾语It +形容词或名词(作宾语补足语) +从句(作真正的宾语) They Want To Make It Clear To The Public That They Do An Important And Necessary Job.
Before you add the path you need to call: Var1 = $(var1) + 100 make just stored value from righthand side. You can think of it like @echo, but importantly it doesn't use the shell, so you don't.
= Called Recursive Expanded Variable Or Lazy Expanded Variable.
A quick search shows this guide, which suggests the following steps: In below example, when make read this line. So, when you call the outer makefile with make, it in turn calls make again via the make special variable rather than via make directly.
