BeN [F1233 121D312] wrote:
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Lorenzo Bettini wrote:
about rules of the shape, e.g.,
%.txt: %.tt
how else could I implement those make rules?
I guess so called old-fashioned style of implicit rules would do:
e.g:
.SUFFIXES: .txt .tt
all: t.txt
.tt.txt:
cp -v $< $@
and what if I need two files (with two different extensions) depend on a
single file?
for instance I use GNU gengetopt to generate command line parsers: I
write a .ggo file and process it this file with gengetopt in order to
create a .h and a .c
how would I transform this rule?
%.c %.h: %.ggo
Moreover, this rule has also the problem of not working with parallel
makes (e.g., make -j2)
thanks in advance
Lorenzo
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