On Wed, Sep 18, 2019 at 4:03 PM Alexandre Julliard <julliard@winehq.org> wrote:
>
> Jeff Smith <whydoubt@gmail.com> writes:
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> > @@ -3773,6 +3773,20 @@ static void output_sources( struct makefile *make )
> >
> >�� �� �� strarray_add( &make->phony_targets, "all" );
> >
> > +�� �� output("ifeq ($(V),0)\n");
> > +�� �� output(" QUIET�� �� �� �� �� = @\n");
> > +�� �� output(" QUIET_AR�� �� �� ��= @echo '�� ��' AR $@;\n");
> > +�� �� output(" QUIET_BISON�� �� = @echo '�� ��' BISON $@;\n");
> > +�� �� output(" QUIET_BUILD�� �� = @echo '�� ��' BUILD $@;\n");
> > +�� �� output(" QUIET_CC�� �� �� ��= @echo '�� ��' CC $@;\n");
> > +�� �� output(" QUIET_CCLD�� �� ��= @echo '�� ��' CCLD $@;\n");
> > +�� �� output(" QUIET_GEN�� �� �� = @echo '�� ��' GEN $@;\n");
> > +�� �� output(" QUIET_FLEX�� �� ��= @echo '�� ��' FLEX $@;\n");
> > +�� �� output(" QUIET_LN�� �� �� ��= @echo '�� ��' LN $@;\n");
> > +�� �� output(" QUIET_RANLIB�� ��= @echo '�� ��' RANLIB $@;\n");
> > +�� �� output(" QUIET_TEST�� �� ��= @echo '�� ��' TEST $@;\n");
> > +�� �� output("endif\n\n");
>
> We don't use if() in makefiles, for portability reasons.

What other implementations of make are supported that do not handle ifeq()?
Would guarding that block in C with an appropriate check make it acceptable?

Alternatively, is nested macro expansion an option?�� i.e. XYZ=$(XYZ_$(V))