If a comment is interleaved with the values of a macro defintion, makefile parser doesn't ignore its contents.
This behavior conflicts with IDE-writers, since it attempts to treat the comment as a valid entry and fails on it.
For instance:
SOURCES = \
file_x.c\
# file_y.c\ <--this comment will be treated by parser as a file, and it shouldn't
file_z.c
If a comment is interleaved with the values of a macro defintion, makefile parser doesn't ignore its contents.
This behavior conflicts with IDE-writers, since it attempts to treat the comment as a valid entry and fails on it.
For instance: