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Any idea or suggestion on how to figure out the check failure would be appreciated. |
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What is Looking at how gmake handles --include-dir, it only applies to the |
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Thank you for reviewing it and we'll take a look. |
* Move code to the function evaluating include directive and fix test case
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Just when I got my hopes up that somebody might have FINALLY written a MakeThatUsesHashesInsteadOfTimestamps™, I look into issues and find years-old unmerged PR that would fix total showstoppers... |
| for (auto inc_path : g_flags.include_dirs) { | ||
| auto to_check = (inc_path + '/' + pat.data()); | ||
| LOG("searching for %s in : %s", pat.data(), inc_path.c_str()); | ||
| Glob(to_check.c_str(), &files); |
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It seems that in GNU make, the include directories are not searched using globs. You can test this with:
root/
Makefile - include foo*.mk
dir1
fooa.mk
make -Idir1 gives "foo*.mk: No such file or directory", but if you change the include to fooa.mk explicitly, it works.
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--include-dir option is supported and a test case verifying it also is included.
As described in #157, this option can be used to specify include directory of makefiles thus allowing just to use include directive with only file names in makefile.