On Mon, 2007-01-08 at 14:37 +0100, Pelle Svensson wrote:
> src-files := A/foo.c A/bar.c
> dst-files := B/foo.c B/bar.c
>
> all: $(dst-files)
>
> $(dst-files) : $(src-files)
> mkdir -p $(dir $@)
> cp -l $< $@
Yeah, that won't do what you want.
A rule like this:
a b c d : e f g h
is shorthand for this:
a : e f g h
b : e f g h
c : e f g h
d : e f g h
You can write a pattern rule to do what you want:
B/%.c : A/%.c
mkdir -p $(@D)
cp -l $< $@
all: $(dst-files)
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