nmake Introduction汇.ppt

* * * 1 Every time the variable is referenced, it is replaced by its value. If a variables is on the right-hand side of the = operator, it is expanded when the variable on the lefthand side of the operator is evaluated. If the variable on the right-hand side is later changed, later expansions of the left-hand side variable will use the changed variable value. 2 If value contains another variable, this variable is expanded at the time of assignment only. Later changes to any variable’s value do not affect variable.3 This operator appends value list to the existing value of the variable. If value contains another variable, this variable is expanded and appended to the value of variable. Changes to this variable do not affect variable. 4 This operator is the same as =, except that the variable is declared as a candidate implicit state variable (described later in this chapter). A state variable has its value and modification time preserved in the statefile; therefore, it can be a prerequisite or target of an assertion. 5 This operator is used to add an auxiliary value to a variable to which a primary value has already been assigned with the =, :=, or += assignment operator. The variables on the right-hand side are expanded before the assignment. The auxiliary value is not saved in the statefile. * O|S| -- O means the scan rule type is Option. S is the Option value, which means “Look for candidate state variable during scanning” $(@.SCAN.F) –- Use .SCAN.F scan rule. SCAN.F -- A combination of the .SCAN.sql, .SCAN.f, and elements of the .SCAN.c strategy. (PROC) (PROCFLAGS) -- Two state variables .PARAMETER – a special atom, it prevents them to be expanded by T=R and T=E editor PROCFLAGS = $$(.INCLUDE. proc include=) -- define an nmake variable that accounts for the search flags for the included files .SOURCE.%.SCAN.proc -- Specify the search order Some Output: /tools/HPUX11/proc CODE=CPP MODE=ORACLE THREADS=YES LINES=YES UNSAFE_NULL=YES DBMS=V8 CHAR_M