I'd like to make something of my own like the shell macro where you can say $(shell command).
Unfortunately, I haven't found anything online about how to do this.
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In GNU make you can do something like the following. Imagine you want to generate the .h and .cpp file names from a simple file name without extension to be added as a sources of some rule. You can write:
define h_and_cpp_sources
$(1).h $(1).cpp
endef
This generates a Makefile macro that gets the first parameter as $(1), second as $(2), and so on. Then:
target: $(call h_and_cpp_sources,file)
...
This will construct the rule:
target: file.h file.cpp
You should try with the call function syntax.
It's not exactly what you want, but AFAIK there is nothing more elaborate than that.
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