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I am currently working my way through a dozen or so exercises to get in
touch with the language features of C++. On the second exercise, I
needed to parse command line options, so I opted to use the Boost
library. Unfortunantely, linking them up is somewhat complicated, so I
decided to learn how to write Makefiles.
So, here is a fairly simple Makefile that works. I would like to know if
I did anything wrong, went against any good practice, i.e. did anything
that could become a bad habit. How portable is this Makefile? Thanks!
error_mode = -ansi -pedantic
cc = g++ $(error_mode)
boost = /usr/include/boost-1_33_1
boost_program_options = boost_program_options-gcc-mt-s
programs = fibonacci.exe printNumbers.exe
all : fibonacci printNumbers
objects/fibonacci.o :
$(cc) -c -I $(boost) -o objects/fibonacci.o fibonacci.cpp
fibonacci : objects/fibonacci.o
$(cc) -o fibonacci.exe objects/fibonacci.o -l $(boost_program_options)
printNumbers :
$(cc) -o printNumbers.exe printNumbers.cpp
clean :
rm $(programs) objects/*
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