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learn:programming_c [2026/04/28 02:17] – ↷ Page moved from basic:programming_c to learn:programming_c azmanlearn:programming_c [2026/06/18 00:36] (current) – [Managing a Project] azman
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 Like other configuration files in Unix/Linux systems, writing a ''makefile'' (which is also a simple text file) is relatively easy. Any strings following the '#' character are treated as comments. A simple example of a ''makefile'' that can be used to compile a C program from a single 'single.c' source file is shown below. Like other configuration files in Unix/Linux systems, writing a ''makefile'' (which is also a simple text file) is relatively easy. Any strings following the '#' character are treated as comments. A simple example of a ''makefile'' that can be used to compile a C program from a single 'single.c' source file is shown below.
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 +//**Note**: This is based on GNU make utility. There are other variation(s) such as the BSD make.//
  
 <file make makefile> <file make makefile>
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