In Unix, what is a Makefile?
A Makefile is a configuration file for the
Unix make utility. You can use the
make utility to manage the complicated process of
compiling programs from multiple source files. A
Makefile includes a list of the source files to be
compiled, along with the configuration options for the compiler
program. A Makefile may also include instructions for
moving the binary files to their final location, and
cleaning up after an installation.
Also see:
- At IU, what C++ compilers are available on the UITS central systems?
- At IU, what C compilers are available on the UITS central systems?
- When compiling a C program in Unix, why do I get "ld: Unresolved:"?
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