Kevin Musker wrote:
Probably better belongs on a gmake list... but...
This isn't possible with an implicit rule though is it?
For example:
%.h %.c: %.ggo
gengetopt ...
On 10:47, Kevin Musker wrote:
I'm trying to integrate gengetopt into some GNUmakefiles we have.
The problem I've come up against is that there is no way to specify
that
gengetopt is to only generate
either the .h or the .c.
Why would you want to do that? You may specify multiple targets, like in
the following:
foo.cmdline.h foo.cmdline.c: foo.ggo
gengetopt ...
Have fun
Andre
Hi Andre
do you need this feature for optimization reasons?
otherwise could you write in gmake rules such as:
%.h: %.ggo
%.c: %.ggo
gengetopt ...
just for curiosity.
However, it would be quite straightforward for me to add what you
request :-)
I'm asking only to understand the reason why you need this feature.
hope to hear from you soon
Lorenzo
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