>As described in the manual, without any -j flag make will build one target at a time and wait for the previous target to complete before proceeding to the next one.
>If that's what you mean by "work", then yes, it will work. Well, what I meant was that this makefile works as intended - the intended result being, that all the .o files are listed in the file srcs. > OBJECTS = <listed here are thousands of .o file names> > > all: $(OBJECTS) > > %.o: %.c > echo $< >> srcs The reason that I was not sure, even though I read the same thing you read in the manual, is that I do see sometimes a few file names missing. This is of course on Windows, but I am not sure if that is related - if you, as you say make does, finish one append to srcs before you attempt another, you should be fine here, I don't expect Windows would have a bug where you could not serially do many >> srcs commands. Mark _______________________________________________ Help-make mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-make
