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Question : What's the purpose of "MAKEFILE" macro in a makefile?
Consider following makefile:
MAKEFILE = makefile_platform
..
..
lib: $(OBJS) $(MAKEFILE)
@echo Making Archive Library: $(LIB_DEST)$(LIB_NAME)...
$(AR) $(ARFLAGS) $(LIB_DEST)$(LIB_NAME)
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Does this mean lib target will only get built if filename makefile_platform exists? Instead, what if filename makefile exists, will the target lib get built? Instead, what if filename is makefile_mine, will the target lib get built?
Answer : What's the purpose of "MAKEFILE" macro in a makefile?
Yes, if it doesn't exist it should say "Don't know how to make makefile_platform" and not build lib. Unless you have a rule somewhere else in the makefile starting "makefile_platform:" that will build that file.
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