Re: Missing info about commands, variables and attributes

Magnus Therning wrote:

> It should at least be possible to list what variables/attributes are
> involved in the commands in aap, right? The names of the
> variables/attributes should be quite self-explanatory.

I think they are quite obvious, if you have worked with other programs
and make.

> The beginning of a list for :program would be:
> 
>  Variables:
>    INCLUDE
>    CFLAGS
>    CXXFLAGS
>    CC
>    CXX
>    LIBS
>    LD
>    LDFLAGS

There are quite a few more, and when using tools many more.  It is not
possible to give a complete list.  Would an incomplete list of the most
often used variables still be useful?

>  Attributes:
>    add_LIBS
>    add_LDFLAGS

You can do that for all variables.

> >Did you try to use any of these:
> >
> >  :program bar { INCLUDE = -I../foo } : main.c
> 
> Don't work.
> 
> >  :program bar : { INCLUDE = -I../foo } main.c
> 
> Don't work.
> 
> >  :program bar : main.c { INCLUDE = -I../foo }
> 
> Don't work.

It appears you have run into a bug.  :program doesn't use the attributes
on the sources as expected.  You need to set the variable, and attribute
doesn't work here.

I'll have to think about how attributes on a source file are used.  This
should be consistent.

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