From: jt AT boxhill DOT com (Jason Tishler)
Subject: Re: Do pattern rules work in NT?
21 Jul 1997 06:43:25 -0700
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Robert Nicholson wrote:
> Should the following pattern rule work in NT?
> 
> classes\%.class: %.java
         ^
         +--- backslash or forward slash?
>         javac ......

Is the backslash above a typo?  I use a pattern identical to the one
above except for a forward slash and it works fine with the GNU make
supplied with b17.1.  See attachment for a complete example.

Jason

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FILES = \
	FitFunction.java \
	Layout.java
PACKAGE = Fit

ROOTDIR = ..
PACKAGEDIR = COM/JLT
CLASSDIR = $(ROOTDIR)/$(PACKAGEDIR)/$(PACKAGE)

CLASSES = $(addprefix $(CLASSDIR)/,$(FILES))
CLASSES := $(CLASSES:.java=.class)

all : $(CLASSES)

clean :
	$(RM) $(CLASSES)

JAVAC = javac
$(CLASSDIR)/%.class : %.java
	$(JAVAC) -d $(ROOTDIR) $<

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