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I don't think those topics fit either in the beginner's guide or in the advanced topics. However, I think they are useful to know and can be used to improve your Makefiles.
-### Special Targets
+### Special Targets
There are a few special targets that can be used in a Makefile. These targets are not files but, rather commands that can be executed by the Makefile. Please note that these are not all the targets, but rather only the ones I use the most/are more useful.
- `.SILENT` - Disables the default logging of Make actions in the terminal. If used with prerequisites, only those targets are executed silently.
@@ -1050,7 +1050,7 @@ Otherwise, if used without prerequisites, all targets are executed sequentially.
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-### Makefile Flags
+### Makefile Flags
- `-C ` - used to recursively call another Makefile ``. The syntax is as follows: `make [target] -C `. The `target` field can be omitted You can find an example of this in the [code/7-C-flag-example](/code/7-C-flag-example).
@@ -1380,8 +1380,6 @@ Feel free to ask me any questions through Slack (**ncarvalh**).
- Using the '\' operator at the end of the line forces the Makefile to consider the next line as a continuation of the first. Essentially a one line only.
- Avoid repetition. Use functions when you can
-- In this Makefile, what does the $(SRCS:.c=.o) do?
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