Your suggested method seems to work just fine! In your first reply I
thought you just referred to the method recommended in the GNU Make
Manual, but this is quite elegant!
Nice to hear that:)
BTW, I don't need to @echo in the %.d rule. An empty command line
(tab)
was sufficient for my make version.
I supposed it would do, but I'd already implemented the @echo version
which I had tested and it worked. So I just gave you something that
was working for me and I hoped it would also work for you.
BTW, if you come across any problems with this approach, could you
please let me know, since I heavily rely on it to avoid complete
rebuild of large projects.
Angel Tsankov
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