In many script files, __DIR__ means the directory where the script file itself is located.
Is there any equivalence in GNU Make?
In many script files, __DIR__ means the directory where the script file itself is
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In many script files, __DIR__ means the directory where the script file itself is located.
Is there any equivalence in GNU Make?
There is the
CURDIRvariable. See here.CURDIRcontains the current working, and was introduced in GNU make 3.77. With older versions of gnu make, you may need to use ${PWD}.