I have a Makefile (GNU Make 3.80). Let's say I have a target
for a binary called 'myBinary'. myBinary depends on a few .so
files. When I type 'make myBinary', and the files that generate
those .so files change, I want the .so files regenerated.
I don't, however, want 'myBinary' relinked, since the interface to
the .so file hasn't changed--relinking is unnecessary.
So far, my Makefile looks like this:
myBinary: myBinary.o myLibrary.so
g++ --go-go-gadget-linker
myBinary.o: myBinary.cpp myBinary.h myLibrary.h
myLibrary.so: myLibrary.o
myLibrary.o: myLibrary.cpp myLibrary.h
How do I change this Makefile to keep the relinking from happening?
Dropping the .so dependency creates pain, because then 'make -j'
doesn't work right.
Thanks in advance!
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