Makefiles
Tuesday, 19 April 2005 21:56
The make utility automatically determines which pieces of a large program need to be recompiled, and issues commands to recompile them.GNU `make'
| Macro Description | |
| $@ | Current target's full name, including path, base name, and file name extension, as currently specified. |
| $$@ | Current target's full name, including path, base name, and file name extension, as currently specified.
Valid only as a dependent in a dependency. |
| $* | Current target's path and base name without a file name extension. |
| $** | All dependents of the current target. |
| $? | All dependents with a later time stamp than the current target. |
| $< | Dependent file with a later time stamp than the current target.
Valid only in commands in inference rules. |
$@ - Your target $^ - All of your dependencies $< - Your first dependency $? - All dependencies newer than the target $* - The stem of an implicit rule match (a.c -> a) echo $$bash_variablehoelz.ro - Makefile Tips and Tricks
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