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From: | BERTRAND Joël |
Subject: | Re: How to force a compilation ? |
Date: | Thu, 14 Feb 2002 12:51:00 +0100 |
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Alexandre Duret-Lutz wrote:
"bj" == BERTRAND Joël <address@hidden> writes:[...] bj> It works fine. But, when I run "make", a file named rpl.c must bj> be recompiled. How can I do that ?What do you mean?If rpl.c must be compiled as rpl.o, just list rpl.c in the relevant *_SOURCES variable of your Makefile.am.
rpl.o is built from rpl.c and rpl.h. But I would recompile this file when "make" is done (even if rpl.o is up to date, because the gcc command line contains "-Ddate=..." which changes.).
If rpl.c must be generated from some other files, list it in a *_SOURCES variable too (or maybe a nodist_*_SOURCES variable) and add a custom rule to build it.
Regards, JKB
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