On Wed, 07 Jun 2023 08:29:15 +0200 > As I said, a way to specify in which order recipes are invoked > (here, a before b) if they are invoked, without influencing whether > they are invoked (only a, only b or a and b, as given on the command > line).
So you really don't want any target to depend upon another target? Then why do you care about the order? If order is important, what would happen if make is run with -j and starts several jobs in parallell? In practice, targets are built in the order that they are given on the command line or as dependencies in a rule. However, there is no guarantee that any Make is implemented that way. If you really have a need to specify the order of things you probably have that need because of some dependency between targets. regards Henrik
