From:	jalvo AT cloud9 DOT net (John Alvord)
Subject:	Re: How to echo out shell var inside make in B20
22 Jan 1999 17:20:37 -0800 :
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To:	"Truong, Ton H" <ttruong AT cp10 DOT es DOT xerox DOT com>
Cc:	"'gnu-win32 AT cygnus DOT com'" <gnu-win32 AT cygnus DOT com>,
	"'Takaaki Hiramatsu'" <takaaki AT cp10 DOT es DOT xerox DOT com>

Unless you do something, priority goes

	1. variables defined on command line
	2. makefile text
	3. environment variables

You can increase the environment variable prority using the -e command
line option. You can alter 1 vs 2 using the "override"control in the
makefile text.

john alvord

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On Thu, 21 Jan 1999, Truong, Ton H wrote:

> I just downloaded the B20.1 version and run into this problem which we did
> not have using B18.
> 
> Our makefile defines this variable
> LIB=ttdr
> 
> Say I have this target:
> unittestdebug:
>      echo $$LIB
> 
> With the double dollar sign, I would expect the echo command to echo out the
> VC++ LIB environment variable (c:/msdev/VC/lib; etc...), but it echoes out
> the value "ttdr" - the Makefile variable instead.
> 
> Does anyone have a workaround for it?
> 
> Please respond to me, as I am not a subscriber to the list.
> 
> //Ton Truong
> 

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