On Wed, 2018-05-09 at 14:30 +0200, Jannick wrote: > +---build > > makefile > > > > \---src > parse.c <<< disregard for a build in folder 'build' > parse.y > prog.c > > The nasty thing is src/parse.c which unfortunately does exist, but > should be ignored for our project, since build/parse.c should be > separately build (from parse.y) and used instead. > > Currently, I am not able - in an elegant way - to avoid that make > uses src/parse.c, unless make -B.
I think maybe it would help if you backed up a bit... I thought I understood what you wanted but then I was totally thrown by this reference to "make -B" at the end here. Can you explain more clearly? You seem to be saying that build/parse.c is the output from building src/parse.y? And that's what you want to use to create build/parse.o? Is src/parse.c also that output, or some completely different code? What do you want to do with src/parse.c? Why do you want to NOT ignore src/parse.c if make -B is provided? If make -B is provided what do you want to use src/parse.c for? _______________________________________________ Help-make mailing list Help-make@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-make
