My current Makefile looks like this (relevant
portion only):
<code>
all: createDll createJava
createDll: $(OBJS)
$(CXX) -tWD -eocr.dll $(CXXFLAGS) $(OBJS)
createJava: Ocr.java
javac $<
javah -classpath . Ocr
</code>
The problem is, the commands createJava and
createDll get run everytime, even if Ocr.java
and the object files are up to date.
I would like to have the java commands run only
when Ocr.java is out of date, and I would like
the createDll commands to be run only when the
object files are out of date. I thought the above
was the standard way to accomplish this, but if
I run "make" twice in a row, all commands are executed
both times. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks,
John
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