non recursive make

[sharan basappa]

I come from hardware background and I am trying to define a framework for 
build and compile of
our project. The goal is also to avoid recusrive make. I have a 
subdirectories (for modules) where make for that directory are kept.

I would like to know

1) I have module make files in top make file. Is this correct ?
I have seen one document that says that the submodule make include top make

2) I have included paths in the submodule make files (like one/print1.c)
Is there a way to avoid this and automatically add the path since I have to 
type
the path manually

3) suggestions to improvise over this

Details

Top directory Top has the following files

TopMake and main.c

subdirectory one has print1.c and module.mk
subdirectory two has print2.c and module.mk

> Top/TopMake contents

.PHONY : $(SUBDIRS)

SUBDIRS := one two

main : main.o print1.o print2.o

include $(patsubst %, %/module.mk, $(SUBDIRS))

> Top/main.c contents

#include <stdio.h>

int main ()
{
 print1 ();
 print2 ();
}

Top/one/print1.c
#include <stdio.h>

void print1 ()
{
 printf ("I am print1 \n");
}

Top/one/module.mk

print1.o : ./one/print1.c
       gcc -c ./one/print1.c


Top/two/print2.c

#include <stdio.h>

void print2 ()
{
 printf ("I am print2 \n");
}

Top/two/mdoule.mk

print2.o : ./two/print2.c
       gcc -c ./two/print2.c

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