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I have a macro that calls a target for each seed:

define MY_MACRO
 $(foreach seed, $(shell $(SHELL_EXPORT) seq $(3) $(4)), $(eval $(call TEST_TARGET_MACRO, $(1), $(2), $(seed), FIRST_TARGET_NAME)))
endef

Is there a way I can call two different targets, one followed by the other? This one calls my FIRST_TARGET_NAME for every seed with the TEST_TARGET_MACRO.

Something like this...

define MY_MACRO
 $(foreach seed, $(shell $(SHELL_EXPORT) seq $(3) $(4)), $(eval $(call TEST_TARGET_MACRO, $(1), $(2), $(seed), FIRST_TARGET_NAME), $(call TEST_TARGET_MACRO, $(1), $(2), $(seed), SECOND_TARGET_NAME)))
endef

so that it will eval the first call and then the second call for each seed.

I couldn't seem to find a way to do this.... or find anything online

I'm not really sure what you're trying to do, but why can't you just write the eval/call twice? Like this:

define MY_MACRO
 $(foreach seed, $(shell $(SHELL_EXPORT) seq $(3) $(4)), 
 $(eval $(call TEST_TARGET_MACRO, $(1), $(2), $(seed), FIRST_TARGET_NAME) 
 $(eval $(call TEST_TARGET_MACRO, $(1), $(2), $(seed), SECOND_TARGET_NAME))))
endef

Here's my simple, complete example:

TEST_TARGET_MACRO = all:: ; $(info 1=$1 2=$2 3=$3 4=$4)

define MY_MACRO
 $(foreach seed, $(shell seq $(3) $(4)), 
 $(eval $(call TEST_TARGET_MACRO, $(1), $(2), $(seed), FIRST_TARGET_NAME) 
 $(eval $(call TEST_TARGET_MACRO, $(1), $(2), $(seed), SECOND_TARGET_NAME))))
endef

$(call MY_MACRO,foo,bar,2,5)

and here's the output which is just what I'd expect:

1= foo 2= bar 3= 2 4= FIRST_TARGET_NAME
1= foo 2= bar 3= 2 4= SECOND_TARGET_NAME
1= foo 2= bar 3= 3 4= FIRST_TARGET_NAME
1= foo 2= bar 3= 3 4= SECOND_TARGET_NAME
1= foo 2= bar 3= 4 4= FIRST_TARGET_NAME
1= foo 2= bar 3= 4 4= SECOND_TARGET_NAME
1= foo 2= bar 3= 5 4= FIRST_TARGET_NAME
1= foo 2= bar 3= 5 4= SECOND_TARGET_NAME
make: 'all' is up to date.