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| - | ===== Make and Makefiles | + | ====== Make and Makefiles |
| //make// is a specialized scripting language used to build software. Unlike most scripting languages, commands are not executed in linear (start-to-finish) sequence; instead, command sequences are defined in terms of what input they accept and what output they produce, and //make// automatically sequences the commands to produce the required output. | //make// is a specialized scripting language used to build software. Unlike most scripting languages, commands are not executed in linear (start-to-finish) sequence; instead, command sequences are defined in terms of what input they accept and what output they produce, and //make// automatically sequences the commands to produce the required output. | ||
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| It is not uncommon to include " | It is not uncommon to include " | ||
| * all: build all binaries | * all: build all binaries | ||
| - | * docs: builts | + | * docs: builds |
| * install: install all files, building binaries, documentation, | * install: install all files, building binaries, documentation, | ||
| * clean: erases all built intermediate and binary files | * clean: erases all built intermediate and binary files | ||
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| ===== Examples | ===== Examples | ||
| - | * A tarball of simple Makefile examples: https:// | + | * A tarball of the simple Makefile examples |
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