GNU Make examines the timestamps on a set of interdependent files, and, if necessary, issues commands to bring them up-to-date. The user creates a makefile describing the files, their relationships, and the commands to run. Most often make is used to rebuild libraries and programs when their sources are changed, but it can be used for any situation where one set of files needs to be generated from another set.
Savannah bug tracking enabled Sorry for the late notification, but the GNU make project is now using the Savannah environment for bug tracking as well as the previous project management tools. Ple...
GNU make development migrated to Savannah The GNU make development environment has migrated to Savannah (http://savannah.gnu.org), the GNU Project's implementation of SourceForge (http://sourc...
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