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Re: gcj inner class syntax sugar.
%% Steve Pribyl <steve@netfuel.com> writes:
sp> But that is not really the problem at had.
Sorry, but I don't see the problem... just the makefile.
sp> %.o:%.class
sp> $(GCJ) -c -o '$@' $(GCJFLAGS) '$<'
sp> %_g.o:%.class
sp> $(GCJ) -c -o '$@' $(GCJFLAGS) '$<'
Note you really want these to appear in the opposite order. By having
them in this order the second one will never be used. Although I guess
since they're identical in terms of flags, really they're completely
redundant. You should just remove the %_g.o one and call it good.
sp> GCJ_BOOT_JAVA_PARTS=$(shell find ../com -name "*.class")
sp> GCJ_BOOT_PARTS=$(GCJ_BOOT_JAVA_PARTS:.class=.o)
As Boris pointed out you need to use simple variables (:=) here instead
of recursive variables. That will very likely solve your problem
completely.
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