Re: Make problem

"Tim" <Tim.Huetz@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

Hey guys,
I have a small problem with my makefile. This makefile contains the
following code and resists inside the root-directory of my project:

--- snip ---
blub-dirs += dir1/$(name_sub_dir) dir2

PHONY += $(blub-dirs)
$(blub-dirs):
$(Q)$(MAKE) -f $(CURDIR)/scripts/Makefile.build srcdir=$@ -C $@

.PHONY: $(PHONY)
--- snap ---

My problem is, that just the first directory in my "list" will be
handled. This means, that just one make call will be done for
"dir1/$(name_sub_dir)" but no one for "dir2". Has anybody an idea what
I'm doing wrong? Thanks.

If you say "make dir2" does it make the dir2 target?

By default, only the first target is made.
You may need a rule:

all: $(blub-dirs)

before the $(blub-dirs) rule.

I haven't tried what you coded.
.

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