I have the file structure as shown below. B.cpp includes A.h so
whenever I compile B.cpp, I want to check if A.h and A.cpp have been
updated and compile them if necessary. I could create a target in
Makefile-B that would recompile A.cpp if needed, but this target
already exists in Makefile-A. Is there anyway I could just execute
the target in Makefile-A when my target in Makefile-B finds a need to
update it?
Thanks,
Jeremy
RootDir/
PartA/
Makefile-A
A.cpp
A.h
PartB/
Makefile-B
B.cpp
B.h
PartC/
Makefile-C
C.cpp
C.h
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