To the gnumake developers:
If I understand correctly, the following example does
not work according to the description in the manual.
I am trying to override the implicit rules already
defined by gnumake, and instead create my own defining
the sequence %.f -> %.F -> %.o.
In the attached example I do:
> make tmp.o
make: Circular tmp.F <- tmp.f dependency dropped.
make: `tmp.o' is up to date.
>
but tmp.o is not created (because there is still a
%.F -> %.f dependency ?).
My main reason for avoiding a direct %.f -> %.o rule
is that I want to delete %.F in case of errors/interrupts.
Using the target .DELETE_ON_ERROR does not seem to be
applicable, because %.F would not appear as a target (?)
Any help would be much appreciated!
Best wishes,
T.Thorsteinsson
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