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Sunday, October 7, 2007
Setting a Macro to Wildcarded Files
I found a mistake in one of my macro definitions. The macro was to hold all of the public header files and was defined as:
HEADERS := $(d)/*.h
This only set HEADERS to src/include/*.h instead of setting it to the files. To get they desired result the macro was changed to:
HEADERS := $(wildcard $(d)/*.h)
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