Hello List...
First off, this is my first time cooking up a `makefile', so I've been
reading the appropriate GNU Manual, and Googling like crazy. :)
I'm _not_ a commercial enterprise - just an old fart (63) programming
hobbyist, learning a new language (Oberon), and wanting to create a
Makefile to assist in compiling the source code.
The object files have a .k extension; source .m.
So I know that somewhere in my makefile I'll need:
.k:.m
I want to create a "generic" makefile such that I can say, e.g.:
make my_prog src_1 src_2 src_3 etc
where $(EXEX_FILE) = my_prog # the executable
$SRCS = src_1 src_2 src_3 # the source files from the CLI
Is that possible? TIA...
--
Duke
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