Given the Makefile:
doit%: .foo .bar-%
echo "all done"
.foo: iptables
touch $@
.bar-%: sysconfig-%
touch $@
When I run "make doittest" I get the following output:
$ make doittest
touch .bar-test
echo "all done"
all done
rm .bar-test
I am wondering why the "rm .bar-test"? There is no "rm .foo" so it
must have something to do with the % macro.
If this is not the right way, how can I achieve exactly as above
(flexibility with %) without the "rm .bar-%"?
Thanx,
b.
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Brian J. Murrell
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