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On Wed, 28 Nov 2007, Martin Dorey wrote:
> http://www.gnu.org/software/make/manua
(e.g. use
$(srcdir) in the rules; not in the prerequisites).
Later,
Daniel
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He
./file and file are considered to be the
same file.
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Here's an example makefi
Here's an example makefile:
cat <<_EOF > Makefile
test.out: ./script.sh
$< > $@
_EOF
Now when I run make, it executes
`script.sh > test.out`
instead of
`./script.sh > test.out`
This is all fine when 'PATH=.:', and sometimes acceptable when
'PATH=:.'; but in the general case, its very
