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  1. December 9th, 2011 05:53 AM #1
    klompie
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    Makefile foreach in dir

    I am working on a small C project and wat to have a makefile that compiles all c files in a direcotry into an so file.

    So foreach file in direcotry lib compile if source changed.

    How can i do this?
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    Re: Makefile foreach in dir

    Check this out http://lmgtfy.com/?q=makefile+compil...s+in+directory
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