%% Nicholas Leippe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
nl> I'm attempting to add rules to a Makefile to handle
nl> QT Designer .ui files. The dependencies are as follows:
nl> foo.ui (the source file created by QT Designer)
nl> foo.ui.o <- foo.ui.cpp (implicit %.o:%.cpp)
nl> however, when I run, it creates the following implicit
nl> dependency:
nl> # Not a target:
nl> src/simple.ui: src/simple.ui.o
nl> I have no idea how this is happening, nor what hat it's
nl> pulling the command for the rule from.
You can use "make -pf/dev/null" to see the complete builtin implicit
rules list.
In there you'll find a rule "% : %.o", for building executables.
You want to remove that one.
nl> In an attempt to get rid of it, I tried adding an empty implicit
nl> pattern rule:
nl> %.ui: %.ui.o
You have to actually do this with the rule it's using in order for it to
take effect.
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