I'd like to enable a verbose compilation in my makefile, but I can't figure out how to make a conditional OR
.
Let me explain: I want to be able to specify a verbose compilation either by setting V=1
or VERBOSE=1
. I want to keep VERBOSE=1
available because we have some scripts that make use of it (and use other makefiles only aware of VERBOSE
)
So the result must be that these two commands are the same:
make all VERBOSE=1 # pain to write
make all V=1
Now, my makefile looks like this today:
ifdef VERBOSE
[issue compilation commands with verbose mode]
endif
What I'd like to achieve is close to the preprocessor in C:
if defined(VERBOSE) || defined(V)
[issue compilation commands with verbose mode]
endif
Do you know how to do that?
I do like this:
ifneq "$(or $(LINUX_TARGET),$(OSX_TARGET))" ""
endif
Similar to the $(strip approach, but using the more intuitive $(or keyword