gaurav kashyap <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> How to run the makefile using some python function.
A makefile is not a program to be run; it contains a declarative
(*not* procedural) data set for the ‘make’ program. You need to invoke
the ‘make’ command, tell it which file to read, and specify which
target you want it to achieve.
An example:
$ make -f /tmp/foo/makefile spam
where ‘/tmp/foo/makefile’ is the path to the file containing the data
set, and ‘spam’ is the target you want ‘make’ to achieve.
How do you know which target you want? You'll need that information
from the author of the makefile, such as in the documentation that
comes with the makefile.
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