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NMake returns an error when using $ (shell)

I am new to nmake and I need to change the construction of the script. I want to execute a command and commit the result to a variable, which will then be used throughout the script. However, when I try to use the shell command, I get the following error message:

makefile(4) : fatal error U1000: syntax error : ')' missing in macro invocation
Stop.

I put together one line of script to test the shell command.

Makefile:

CMDRESULT = $(shell hostname)

all:
    echo $(CMDRESULT)

The nmake version is used here:

>nmake /?

Microsoft (R) Program Maintenance Utility Version 11.00.60610.1
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.

Does nmake support shell command? Is there another option in nmake to execute a command and capture the result?

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!IF [hostname>hostname.tmp] == 0
H_NAME = \
!INCLUDE hostname.tmp
!IF [del hostname.tmp] == 0
!ENDIF
!ENDIF

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!     MESSAGE Make completed
!   ELSE
!     ERROR Error in nmake
!   ENDIF
!ELSE
# $(SHELLVALUE) now contains the string returned from the command USERNAME
!MESSAGE Shellvalue is $(SHELLVALUE)
#      Put the parts of the makefile that depend on SHELLVALUE here
!ENDIF
#
# To be a valid makefile it must have some rules to perform
all:
     @echo;$(SHELLVALUE)

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