Hi all, I have several targets that depend on each other. For cleaning them up, I have to take care that the clean dependencies are just the other way round.
e.g. a: b c b: d e c: d: e: If I want to make a the dependencies assert that the build order is correct. If I want to make "clean" e.g. c, I should clean a first. Is there a way to find the "reverse-order" of the dependencies? Of course, I could manually write the clean-rule-dependencies, but that would be too easy (and generate additional errors when the number of targets and dependencies are bigger). Maybe someone solved that already, I did not yet find a smooth solution for that. Thanks in advance. Best regards, Erik _______________________________________________ Help-make mailing list Help-make@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-make
