I have the following makefile, by which I want it to touch the current directory if the file 'a' is changed. It seems to be working. But I want to make sure if '.' has some special meaning in make (by simply looking though the index, I don't find any special meaning). Could somebody let me know?
$ cat Makefile
.PHONY: all
all: .
.: a
touch $@
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