Thank you. I now use functions to encapsulate 1-line-commands such as:
# Functions
pdflatex = pdflatex ${1}
bibtex = bibtex ${1}.bib
Chapter1:
$(call pdflatex,Chapter1)
$(call bibtex,Chapter1)
$(call pdflatex,Chapter1)
$(call pdflatex,Chapter1)
Chapter2:
$(call pdflatex,Chapter2)
$(call bibtex,Chapter2)
$(call pdflatex,Chapter2)
$(call pdflatex,Chapter2)
...
Is it possible to simplify this even more? I'm wondering how to use
sub-routines with more than one line in make. Is this possible?
Warlich, Christof wrote:
>
> Sort-of, you may want to look at
> http://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/make.html#Call-Function
>
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