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Naming object files according to target
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t-timmy |
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Naming object files according to target |
Date: |
Sun, 3 May 2009 11:25:10 -0700 (PDT) |
Hello,
I know this may sound newbie-ish, but I really need some help.
I want to name each of my object files prefixed with the current target
name.
That way when I change targets, I won't have to recompile everything to make
sure there is no residue from the previous compilation (which may have been
for a different target).
For example:
target1: c_flags = -DSOMETHING
target1: main.o
target2: c_flags = -DSOMETHING_ELSE
target2: main.o
main.o:
gcc $(c_flags) etc...
The only way I can avoid recompiling every time is by manually making a rule
for, let's say, target1-main.o and target2-main.o, but I have a lot of
source files and it's a real hassle.
Sorry again for the newbie-ish question.
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