%% [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
c> It's complicated because there are a whole series of rules which
c> use $(INSTALL_DIR) in my example. If I could get away with one
c> rule just using a pattern I would...
c> Consider:
c> install-%: install-part1 install-part2 install-part3 install-part4
By this I assume you mean that different installation targets have
different prerequisites?
In that case you'll need to use static pattern rules. This will require
writing a different rule for each set of targets, though.
The best you can do to automate it is to use auto-generated makefiles, I
guess.
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