First of all, if the targets to be created have a common part, you can
use a pattern rule:
%.h %.c : a
foo a
will work as you expect: multiple target patterns behave differently
from multiple non-pattern targets.
If you can't write a pattern rule then typically this is done with a
pseudo target, like this:
a.h a.c: .fake
.fake:
foo a
@touch $@
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