I can easily print all the files inside some directory from bash
:
$ cat go.sh
BASEDIR=~/Downloads
MYDIR=${BASEDIR}/ddd
for f in $(ls ${MYDIR}); do echo $f; done
$ ./go.sh
m.txt
d.txt
When I try to do a similar thing from makefile
it doesn't work well:
$ cat makefile
BASEDIR = ${HOME}/Downloads
MYDIR = ${BASEDIR}/ddd
all:
for f in $(ls ${MYDIR}); do echo ${f}; done
$ make
for f in ; do echo ; done
And here is another trial that doesn't work:
$ cat makefile
BASEDIR = ${HOME}/Downloads
MYDIR = ${BASEDIR}/ddd
all:
for f in $(shell ls ${MYDIR}); do echo ${f}; done
$ make
for f in d.txt m.txt; do echo ; done
Here is the edited answer based on @Oo.oO:
$ cat makefile
BASEDIR = ${HOME}/Downloads
MYDIR = ${BASEDIR}/ddd
all:
@for f in $(shell ls ${MYDIR}); do echo $${f}; done
$ make
d.txt
m.txt