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[bug #66011] dependencies after a non-existing file are silently ignored
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Dmitry Goncharov |
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[bug #66011] dependencies after a non-existing file are silently ignored |
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Sun, 21 Jul 2024 22:11:15 -0400 (EDT) |
Follow-up Comment #3, bug #66011 (group make):
If you need such a prerequisite and the prerequisite is missing, then the
makefile needs to have a rule to build such a prerequisite.
Depending on your situation this rule can be either a proper rule or dummy
rule like
nonexisting.h:;
In the end, your object files depends on nonexisting.h and nonexisting.h does
not exist and there is no rule to build nonexisting.h.
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- [bug #66011] dependencies after a non-existing file are silently ignored, anonymous, 2024/07/22
- [bug #66011] dependencies after a non-existing file are silently ignored, Paul D. Smith, 2024/07/22