gmake-ing a file, if one doesn’t exist, in child directories before switching there to recursively make
I want my gmake to recursively gmake in all subdirectories, but first copy a file to a given subdirectory before running make there, if it doesn’t already exist.
gmake-ing a file, if one doesn’t exist, in child directories before switching there to recursively make
I want my gmake to recursively gmake in all subdirectories, but first copy a file to a given subdirectory before running make there, if it doesn’t already exist.
gmake-ing a file, if one doesn’t exist, in child directories before switching there to recursively make
I want my gmake to recursively gmake in all subdirectories, but first copy a file to a given subdirectory before running make there, if it doesn’t already exist.
gmake-ing a file, if one doesn’t exist, in child directories before switching there to recursively make
I want my gmake to recursively gmake in all subdirectories, but first copy a file to a given subdirectory before running make there, if it doesn’t already exist.
GNUMake: How to use patterns with subdirectories?
My original Makefile build rules were:
Is there any cross make/bash variable expansion syntax?
For example, I have a configuration file that I can source from either make or bash:
Prevent make from ever deleting anything
I have a Makefile set up as
GNU make unable to find existing folder
I am working in Visual Studio Code with GNU Make 4.4.1. I have a set of source code I have been trying to compile, but I’m encountering an error that doesn’t make any sense to me.
./libtool: line 3109: 0: Bad file descriptor Error
I am getting Bad file descriptor Error while compiling sqlite2
gnu make: rule which is valid for every given target in combination with .PHONY
I want to write a Makefile which is able to forward all given targets to a Makefile in a different directory. For simplicity the forwarding itself is removed from the example, because the problem starts earlier.