I am using 'find -type d' to get a list of directories, which the 'find'
command precedes with './'
I know I could work around my problem by replacing '.' with $(CURDIR) but I
do not understand why the following pattern rule is not invoked
--- Makefile 1 - BROKEN
-include ./SOURCES.mk
%/SOURCES.mk :
@echo making $@
--- Makefile 2 - WORKS
-include ./SOURCES.mk
./SOURCES.mk :
@echo making $@
- Greg Keraunen
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