makefile - Why doesn't GNU make output the execution of my command? -

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i have gnu makefile target (simplified) looks this:

determineversion:     $(eval gitdescribe := $(shell git describe --dirty))  anothertarget: determineversion     do-something $(gitdescribe)

when run make anothertarget, works expected (i value of git describe passed do-something expected). however, see no output git describe command. assume because capturing output := operator? how can echo output part of expression?

update 2015-07-13: fixed code. sorry, missed out dependency anothertarget, crucial understanding question.

if reformulate makefile such:

gitdescribe := $(shell git --describe)  determineversion: [tab]@echo "gitdescribe: '${gitdescribe}'"  anothertarget: [tab]do-something ${gitdescribe}

you'll successful. alternatively,

determineversion: [tab]$(eval gitdescribe := $(shell git --describe))  anothertarget: determineversion [tab]do-something ${gitdescribe}

might magic you're looking for.


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