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### SPAR <http://www.cpan.org/scripts/>
### 2 644 1236523730 1237488485 hint
This tests the old fashioned way of doing multi-directory builds.
A failure does not imply that the makepp-way of doing things is broken.
### 1 755 1067749983 1210350510 is_relevant.pl
!is_windows || is_windows == -1
### 10 755 1164320211 1190054144 makepp_test_script.pl
#
# A simple test of recursive make.
#
# Run the test twice. We had some obscure bugs where recursive make
# didn't work the second time around, which this should catch correctly.
#
makepp;
n_files 'n_files_0';
makepp;
1;
### 33 644 1164353230 1291316814 RootMakeppfile
XVAR = 1 # Gets overridden on the command line.
.PHONY: all
all: a b f
%: subdir1/% : foreach subdir1/? # foreach necessary to exclude Makefile.
&cp $< $@
# Test passing a variable through the environment to recursive make.
subdir1/a subdir1/b:
cd subdir1 && EVAR=evar $(MAKE) YVAR=2 XVAR=3 $(notdir $@)
subdir1/c: d
&cat e -o $@
&echo c -o>>$@
#
# Test waiting for recursive make to finish.
# This is a hack that will reexecute recursive make but won't change the file.
#
d:
$(MAKE) e
test -f d || touch d
e:
&echo $@ $(XVAR) -o $@
load_makefile subdir2 # Test migration phase with explicit load and $(MAKE)
f: g
X=x $(MAKE) -Csubdir2
&cp subdir2/f
### D 755 1067451878 1078122244 subdir1
### 13 644 1067451878 1291316867 subdir1/Makefile
a:
&echo a $(EVAR) $(XVAR) -o $@
b: c
&cat c -o $@
&echo b $(YVAR) -o >>$@
#
# This should not override a rule in the upper level makefile, because it
# invokes recursive make.
#
c:
cd .. && $(MAKE) subdir1/$@
### D 755 1291315990 1291315990 subdir2
### 8 644 1291315990 1291316858 subdir2/Makefile
perl { $VAR = '' unless defined $VAR } # Ensure initial emptyness
VAR += foo # Reloading used to double this
f:
&echo f -o $@
../g:
&echo g $(VAR) -o $@
### D 755 1067451878 1078122199 answers
### 1 644 1067451878 1291315433 answers/a
a evar 3
### 3 644 1067451878 978378259 answers/b
e 1
c
b 2
### 1 644 1067451878 978378259 answers/e
e 1
### 1 644 1291315990 1291316308 answers/f
f
### 1 644 1291315990 1291316308 answers/g
g foo
### 1 644 1067451878 1291317183 answers/n_files
3 1 0
### 1 644 1078122192 1190052203 answers/n_files_0
11 1 0
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