Re: What is the difference between > and >> in a makefile.

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Stephan Beal-2 wrote:
> 
> The 'done' keyword says that the LOOP is done, not output. A loop can,
> incidentally, be used as a scope for purposes of output redirection. These
> 

That is what's confusing: the redirect is AFTER the loop is done, so how
does ALL the echos get written to a file instead of the last one ? thanks!

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