c++ - env vars as macros in smake
- Kon Tantos (25/25) Dec 29 2002 It appears that macros which correspond to predefined env vars are case
- Walter (3/28) Dec 29 2002 Sounds like a bug in the IDDE. I'll log it. Thanks, -Walter
It appears that macros which correspond to predefined env vars are case sensititive in smake. Eg the following trivial makefile. (I am using 8.31 (cd) on W2k sp3) -- all: REM UPPER case macro expands to $(WXINC1) REM MiXed case macro expands to $(WxInC1) REM lower case macro expands to $(wxinc1) -- produces the following output on my system -- REM UPPER case macro expands to F:\wx2\include;F:\wx2\contrib\include REM MiXed case macro expands to REM lower case macro expands to -- WXINC1 is a predefined environmental var. This is not a problem in itself, but I have tried using env var macros in the IDDE to specify include directories. The IDDE converts & stores my macro names in lowercase & then the make fails because the macro does not expand correctly. -- Regards Kon Tantos ksoft1 attglobal.net or kon.tantos tafe.nsw.edu.au
Dec 29 2002
Sounds like a bug in the IDDE. I'll log it. Thanks, -Walter "Kon Tantos" <ksoft1 attglobal.net> wrote in message news:3E0F7705.50004 attglobal.net...It appears that macros which correspond to predefined env vars are case sensititive in smake. Eg the following trivial makefile. (I am using 8.31 (cd) on W2k sp3) -- all: REM UPPER case macro expands to $(WXINC1) REM MiXed case macro expands to $(WxInC1) REM lower case macro expands to $(wxinc1) -- produces the following output on my system -- REM UPPER case macro expands to F:\wx2\include;F:\wx2\contrib\include REM MiXed case macro expands to REM lower case macro expands to -- WXINC1 is a predefined environmental var. This is not a problem in itself, but I have tried using env var macros in the IDDE to specify include directories. The IDDE converts & stores my macro names in lowercase & then the make fails because the macro does not expand correctly. -- Regards Kon Tantos ksoft1 attglobal.net or kon.tantos tafe.nsw.edu.au
Dec 29 2002