Assign a makefile variable value to a bash command result?
You will need to double-escape the $ character within the shell command:
HEADER = $(shell for file in `find . -name *.h`;do echo $$file; done)The problem here is that make will try to expand $f as a variable, and since it doesn't find anything, it simply replaces it with "". That leaves your shell command with nothing but echo ile, which it faithfully does.
Adding $$ tells make to place a single $ at that position, which results in the shell command looking exactly the way you want it to.
The makefile tutorial suggested to use wildcard to get list of files in a directory. In your case, it means this :
HEADERS=$(wildcard *.h)