Solved: color quirks in Makefile

[DerellLicht1]

This is a quirk, more than really a bug, but I wanted to ask about it...
I've found that in Makefile files, RJTE seems to keep changing its mind about what colors to use for rendering...

The attached image shows some of these anomalies...
note that CFLAGS declaration is a different color than LiFLAGS and IFLAGS ...

and in the following rules, note that CFLAGS and LFLAGS are different colors than OBJS, BIN, LIBS ...
What is driving these color anomalies???

Makefile.color.quirks.jpg (60.71 KiB) Viewed 140 times

[pjj]

I believe it is simply due to keywords present/missing in the makefile.syx: CFLAGS is there, but not the other ones you enumerated. Perhaps you need to fork this file and add the ones that are necessary for you (and send your copy to Rickard ).

[DerellLicht1]

Interesting... hokay, I'll look into that...

Since most of those "keywords" in makefile, are unique to my usage, probably it's not useful for me to forward them to anyone else!!!

Later note:
Aye!! That was perfect...

There's still one minor quirk in Makefile; If I use backslash in a macro path:
$(TOOLS)\$(GNAME) $(OBJS) $(LFLAGS) -o $(BIN) $(LIBS)
then the $ gets escaped, and the GNAME macro is not recognized...
Fortunately, Gnu Make recognizes forward slash in that command, so I can use that instead, and get expected behavior...

Thank you *Once Again*, Master @pjj !! I'm glad you hang around on these forums...

[pjj]