OSDev Meaty Skeleton教程中Makefile未调用Shell脚本问题
It looks like the core issue here is incorrect syntax for assigning variables from shell commands in your Makefile. Let's break down the fixes step by step:
1. Correct Variable Assignment Syntax
Your current code tries to use != inside the $(info) function, which isn't how GNU Make's shell command assignment works. The != operator is meant for assigning the output of a shell command directly to a variable, not embedding it within an info call.
Replace your existing lines with this properly structured code:
# Assign variables using shell command output first DEFAULT_HOST != ../default-host.sh HOST ?= $(DEFAULT_HOST) HOSTARCH != ../target-triplet-to-arch.sh $(HOST) # Now print the values for debugging $(info DEFAULT_HOST is $(DEFAULT_HOST)) $(info HOST is $(HOST)) $(info HOSTARCH is $(HOSTARCH))
2. Compatibility with Older Make Versions
If you're using a version of GNU Make older than 3.82 (the version where != was introduced), use the $(shell) function instead—it works across all modern Make versions:
DEFAULT_HOST := $(shell ../default-host.sh) HOST ?= $(DEFAULT_HOST) HOSTARCH := $(shell ../target-triplet-to-arch.sh $(HOST)) $(info DEFAULT_HOST is $(DEFAULT_HOST)) $(info HOST is $(HOST)) $(info HOSTARCH is $(HOSTARCH))
3. Verify Script Paths and Functionality
- Double-check that the relative paths (
../default-host.shand../target-triplet-to-arch.sh) are correct from the directory where you runmake. If you're runningmakefrom the root of your project instead of thelib/directory, the paths might resolve incorrectly—you could use absolute paths for testing if needed. - Ensure your
target-triplet-to-arch.shproperly handles the input triplet. For example, a basic working version for i686-elf might look like this:#!/bin/sh case "$1" in i686-elf) echo i386 ;; x86_64-elf) echo x86_64 ;; *) echo "Unknown triplet: $1" >&2; exit 1 ;; esac - Confirm both scripts have executable permissions (you mentioned you set this, but it's worth re-checking with
chmod +x ../default-host.sh ../target-triplet-to-arch.sh).
4. Debugging Tips
If variables still aren't populating, try running the scripts directly from the command line to confirm they output the expected values:
../default-host.sh # Should print "i686-elf" ../target-triplet-to-arch.sh i686-elf # Should print your target arch (e.g., "i386")
If these commands fail, fix the scripts first before troubleshooting the Makefile.
内容的提问来源于stack exchange,提问作者K. Shores

