> > > > Another option is using .SECONDARY pseudo-target (for GNU Make). From > the manual: > > The targets which .SECONDARY depends on are treated as intermediate > files, except that they are never automatically deleted. > > No, it's fine to do multiple runs -- they're fast enough. And besides, I wouldn't have it that way in a Makefile that I was using for real: this was in Makefile used to communicate how to execute a test-case, and the purpose of the "clean" was to ensure that no extraneous files were consulted during a test-run. And finally, it seems that leaving those intermediate files around caused a different error anyway.
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