[bug #51972] target-specific assignments and target definitions in multi-line variable definitions not handled correctly

[J. Hart]

Follow-up Comment #1, bug #51972 (project make):

as mentioned in but 51972 by another poster, I had neglected to account for
the initial expansion of $(OBJ1) in the definition of EXELNK

here is a corrected version with that (hopefully) taken into account:

case 1 :
Makefile:

define EXELNK
#$(1): OBJ1=xOBJ1
$(1):;@echo "jfh1:pt1:$$(OBJ1):"
endef
$(call EXELNK,utl1)
#utl1:;@echo "jfh1:pt1:$(OBJ1):"

result of "make" :
make: *** No targets. Stop.

case 2 :
Makefile :

define EXELNK
$(1): OBJ1=xOBJ1
$(1):;@echo "jfh1:pt1:$$(OBJ1):"
endef
$(call EXELNK,utl1)
#utl1:;@echo "jfh1:pt1:$(OBJ1):"

result of "make" :
make: *** No targets. Stop.

case 3 :
Makefile :

define EXELNK
$(1):;@echo "jfh1:pt1:$$(OBJ1):"
endef
$(call EXELNK,utl1)
#utl1:;@echo "jfh1:pt1:$(OBJ1):"

result of "make" :
works as expected

case 4 :
Makefile :

define EXELNK
$(1): OBJ1=xOBJ1
#$(1):;@echo "jfh1:pt1:$$(OBJ1):"
endef
$(call EXELNK,utl1)
utl1:;@echo "jfh1:pt1:$(OBJ1):"

result of "make" :
/bin/sh: -c: line 0: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `"'
/bin/sh: -c: line 1: syntax error: unexpected end of file
make: *** [Makefile:7: utl1] Error 2

case 5 :
Makefile :

define EXELNK
$(1): OBJ1=xOBJ1
endef
$(call EXELNK,utl1)
utl1:;@echo "jfh1:pt1:$(OBJ1):"

result of "make" :
works as expected 


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