Question

How do I get make to print out newlines with returned shell data? I'm learning make by modifying a makefile. Having newline come out as newlines would be nice.

# simple trial makefile
$(warning Making where CURDIR is $(CURDIR))
$(warning  $(shell ls -l $(CURDIR)))

I've seen a hint here. How to synthesize line breaks in GNU Make warnings or errors?

GNU Make 3.82

Robert

Était-ce utile?

La solution

You cannot do this. The shell documentation clearly says that all newlines will be converted into spaces. You cannot avoid this.

You could run a command and redirect the output to stderr, instead of stdout, so that it doesn't get captured by the $(shell ...) function:

$(warning Making where CURDIR is $(CURDIR))
$(shell ls -l $(CURDIR) 1>&2)
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