Hey guys,
Here is my situation. I'm trying to make a bunch of files into a
single executable. Most of these files compile and link with a uniform set
of flags. However there are 2 or 3 files which have different flags. What
I tried to do to make this work was to define a pattern rule and then define
these files hoping that they would override the pattern rule:
# General Rules for making
%.r37:%.c
$(COMP) $(CFLAGS) $<
%.r37:%.C
$(COMP) $(CFLAGS) $<
Test.d37: $(R37FILES)
$(LNK) $(XFLAGS) $(R37FILES)
# Special Makes
Heap.r37 : Heap.c
$(COMP) $(HEAPFLAGS) Heap.c
However when I try this I get a "multiple target patterns" error.
I've read through the Gnu-make notes and looked at examples.. but nothing
addresses my problem. So can anyone out there tell me how I can make a
pattern rule but allow for some exceptions to that rule??
Thanks,
Anon
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