How do I use conditional statements in a Makefile?
You can use conditional statements in a Makefile to control the flow of the build process based on certain conditions. For example, you can check if a variable is defined or if a file exists.
Can you give me an example of a conditional statement?
Sure! Here's a simple example:
ifeq ($(VAR),value)
TARGET = target1
else
TARGET = target2
endif
This checks if the variable VAR
is equal to value
and sets TARGET
accordingly.
What are the common conditions I can check in a Makefile?
Common conditions include checking if a variable is defined, comparing variable values, and checking for the existence of files or directories.
Can I nest conditional statements?
Yes, you can nest conditional statements in Makefiles. Just ensure that the syntax is correct to avoid confusion.
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