The thing you ask for is not currently possible with tup - all output
files have to be stated explicitly and there's nothing you can do to
change that.
If the files created are not needed, you can delete them in the same tup
rule and it will work fine. Sth like:
: input.ext |> compile %f %o && rm -rf
<files-or-directories-you-don't-need> |> output.ext
One tup rule is allowed to create any number of files with random names
as long as all that are _NOT_ stated as output are removed when the
execution ends.
Regards,
FCh
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