Part I. Make, a historical tool
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Part I. Make, a historical tool

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1. Make, the de facto build tool

Introduction to basics of make
Cleaning and dependency on Makefile
Somewhat larger single-directory projects
Header file dependencies

2. Where make fails, multi-directory projects

Make with directory separators

Another approach: Makefile per directory

Let's try recursive make
Fixing no common namespace: include file
Drawbacks and dangers of separating build to multiple DAGs

Another approach: one Makefile, module.mk per directory

Parallel make, jobserver and lack of multiple targets

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