%% "Robert P. J. Day" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
rpjd> "One choice is to mark the match-anything rule as terminal by defining
rpjd> it with a double colon.
rpjd> so i have this trivial makefile:
rpjd> t1:: hi
rpjd> @echo hi there
That's not a match-anything rule. That's an explicit double colon
rule. A match-anything rule is a pattern rule with no prefix or suffix:
%:
@echo "Hi! I'll match anything! Today I matched $@"
Or to make it terminal:
%::
@echo "Hi! I'll match anything, terminally! Today I matched $@"
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