I've read the
"Advanced Auto-Dependency Generation" article - but I'm wondering about
this:
The solution to the
second problem (make reports an error when the dependecy file does not
exist) is to make make not care about whether or not dependency files exist. But
what if a dependency file is accidentaly deleted? Make doesn't care, but the
corresponding target will never be rebuilt until the corresponding .c file
is altered or the .o file is removed.
I would consider
that to be a serious error! Did I miss something?
Best
regards,
Anna
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