%% Thorstein Thorsteinsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
tt> If I understand correctly, the following example does
tt> not work according to the description in the manual.
Your attachment was corrupted. It's simplest if you just include the
makefile as a normal text file, or attach it using something basic like
text/plain, rather than trying to send a compressed tar file, unless the
makefile is really large (which it doesn't seem like this one is).
Without being able to see the rules you're using there's little comment
I can make.
When re-sending your question, please be sure to include basic
information such as what version of GNU make you're using, what
operating system and OS version you're using, etc.
tt> My main reason for avoiding a direct %.f -> %.o rule is that I
tt> want to delete %.F in case of errors/interrupts. Using the target
tt> .DELETE_ON_ERROR does not seem to be applicable, because %.F would
tt> not appear as a target (?)
If I understand this correctly, you're right, .DELETE_ON_ERROR wouldn't
be appropriate here.
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