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= Compiled Languages = | |||
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== Targets == | |||
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build # build executable | |||
install # install executable | |||
clean # remove temporary/incremental build files | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:01, 6 September 2021
Compiled Languages
Targets
build # build executable install # install executable clean # remove temporary/incremental build files
C/C++
Compiler
The makefile itself is quite flexible with how you use it, but there appears to be a set of agreed-upon variables names for compiler related variables.
PROG= ## name of output executable OBJS= ## name of all *.o files to be included (?) CC= ## compiler name DEBUG= ## compiler flags for debug-mode (allow use of gdb) CFLAGS= ## compiler flags for *.o object-file compilation LFLAGS= ## compiler flags to determine libraries (?)
