py/mkrules.mk: Allow PROG to be set on the command line for .exe targets.#39
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…ets. When PROG is provided on the make command line (e.g. PROG=pydfu), the existing .exe-suffix rule for mingw targets has no effect because command-line variables override Makefile assignments. Use 'override' so the .exe suffix is still applied in this case. Without this, mingw builds invoked with PROG=foo produce 'foo' but the build rules still expect 'foo.exe', leading to spurious rebuilds and missing artifacts. Signed-off-by: Andrew Leech <andrew.leech@planetinnovation.com.au>
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Summary
When PROG is given on the make command line (e.g.
PROG=pydfu) the existing mingw.exe-suffix rule has no effect because command-line variables override Makefile assignments. Wraps the assignment inoverrideso the suffix is still applied.Without this, mingw builds invoked with
PROG=fooproducefoobut the build rules still expectfoo.exe.Testing
Unix mingw build with and without
PROG=...; non-mingw builds (no change).