Yip, I know about this but don't have a fix. steps.mk defines fallback actions for things like install
install: make -C foo install
which can then be overriden by the calling script, such as gcc.mk:
include steps.mk
install: make -C foo something-else-but-install
Open to suggestions. I'm happy with the current way.
Yip, I know about this but don't have a fix. steps.mk defines fallback actions for things like install
install:
make -C foo install
which can then be overriden by the calling script, such as gcc.mk:
include steps.mk
install: else-but- install
make -C foo something-
Open to suggestions. I'm happy with the current way.