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Christopher Faylor wrote:
> I've created a Makefile that looks like this:
> 
>   _module1_DIR=/share/tmp/module1
>   _module2_DIR=/share/tmp/module2
>   _module3_DIR=/share/tmp/module3
>   REQUIRES:=module1 module2 module3
>   all:
> 	  @echo $(foreach z,$(strip $(REQUIRES)),            \
> 		  $(if $(_$(z)_DIR), $(wildcard $(_$(z)_DIR)/inc),))
> 
> 
> And created directories /share/tmp/module{1,2,3} and /share/tmp/module1/inc.
> When I run this makefile, /share/tmp/module1/inc is output with both 1.5.19
> DLLs and with a snapshot DLL.  (/share/tmp is, of course, a remote drive)
> 
> So, I've gone the extra mile and tried to come up with a "simple test case"
> (patent pending) but apparently I didn't duplicate your scenario adequately
> and, so, we need more details about your environment.


I used this "simple test case" (sorry for patent violation) and of 
course it worked fine. But in my huge framework it broke.

Anyway the latest snapshot 02-20 solved both (.bat and the wilcard) 
problems. Thanks for the fix.

A last question:

While I can understand the fix for the bat files (from the snapshot 
diffs), what could have solved the wilcard one ?

Edd.





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