makefile_base.mak: Fix intermediate targets
Cannot use multiple-target rules in this way unless they are pattern rules
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@ -589,8 +589,12 @@ wine: wine32 wine64
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# WINE_OUT and WINE_BUILDTOOLS are outputs needed by other rules, though we don't explicitly track all state here --
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# make all or make wine are needed to ensure all deps are up to date, this just ensures 'make dist' or 'make vrclient'
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# will drag in wine if you've never built wine.
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$(WINE_BUILDTOOLS64) $(WINE_OUT) wine64: SHELL = $(CONTAINER_SHELL64)
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$(WINE_BUILDTOOLS64) $(WINE_OUT) wine64: $(WINE_CONFIGURE_FILES64)
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.INTERMEDIATE: wine64-intermediate wine32-intermediate
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$(WINE_BUILDTOOLS64) $(WINE_OUT) wine64: wine64-intermediate
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wine64-intermediate: SHELL = $(CONTAINER_SHELL64)
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wine64-intermediate: $(WINE_CONFIGURE_FILES64)
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cd $(WINE_OBJ64) && \
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env STRIP="$(STRIP)" $(MAKE) && \
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INSTALL_PROGRAM_FLAGS="$(INSTALL_PROGRAM_FLAGS)" STRIP="$(STRIP)" $(MAKE) install-lib && \
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@ -603,8 +607,10 @@ $(WINE_BUILDTOOLS64) $(WINE_OUT) wine64: $(WINE_CONFIGURE_FILES64)
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## This installs 32-bit stuff manually, see
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## https://wiki.winehq.org/Packaging#WoW64_Workarounds
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$(WINE_BUILDTOOLS32) wine32: SHELL = $(CONTAINER_SHELL32)
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$(WINE_BUILDTOOLS32) wine32: $(WINE_CONFIGURE_FILES32)
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$(WINE_BUILDTOOLS32) wine32: wine32-intermediate
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wine32-intermediate: SHELL = $(CONTAINER_SHELL32)
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wine32-intermediate: $(WINE_CONFIGURE_FILES32)
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cd $(WINE_OBJ32) && \
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STRIP="$(STRIP)" \
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$(MAKE) && \
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@ -750,14 +756,22 @@ cmake_configure64: $(CMAKE_CONFIGURE_FILES64)
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cmake: cmake32 cmake64
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$(CMAKE_BIN64) cmake64: SHELL = $(CONTAINER_SHELL64)
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$(CMAKE_BIN64) cmake64: $(CMAKE_CONFIGURE_FILES64)
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# These have multiple targets that come from one invocation. The way to do that is to have both targets on a single
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# intermediate.
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.INTERMEDIATE: cmake64-intermediate cmake32-intermediate
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$(CMAKE_BIN64) cmake64: cmake64-intermediate
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cmake64-intermediate: SHELL = $(CONTAINER_SHELL64)
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cmake64-intermediate: $(CMAKE_CONFIGURE_FILES64) $(filter $(MAKECMDGOALS),cmake64)
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cd $(CMAKE_OBJ64) && \
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$(MAKE) && $(MAKE) install && \
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touch ../$(CMAKE_BIN64)
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$(CMAKE_BIN32) cmake32: SHELL = $(CONTAINER_SHELL32)
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$(CMAKE_BIN32) cmake32: $(CMAKE_CONFIGURE_FILES32)
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$(CMAKE_BIN32) cmake32: cmake32-intermediate
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cmake32-intermediate: SHELL = $(CONTAINER_SHELL32)
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cmake32-intermediate: $(CMAKE_CONFIGURE_FILES32) $(filter $(MAKECMDGOALS),cmake32)
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cd $(CMAKE_OBJ32) && \
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$(MAKE) && $(MAKE) install && \
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touch ../$(CMAKE_BIN32)
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