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mun@corp.hp.com (Duane T. Mun) writes:

>> - checkout any files that are needed to satisfy the make.
>$(HDRS) $(SRCS):	# Check out sources and headers as needed
>	co $@
Thank you for this one...works well.

>> - pre-compile the C/SQL files.
>> - compile the C files
>test.o: dclgen.h	# set up dependancies
Shouldn't this also be dependant on test.c (or test.sc) ?

>.c.o:			# how to make .o from .c
>	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c $< $(INCDIRS)
>
>.sc.o: 			# how to make .o from .sc
>	$(CPP) -C -P $< > $*.cpp	# get dclgen stuff
>	$(ESQLC) $*.cpp
>	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c $*.c $(INCDIRS)
>	rm -f $*.cpp $*.c
I have almost exactly this but it fails under one circumstance:
- If the .c file is still around from the last compile, it will not
  prep the .sc. This happens if the $(CC) fails because it will then
  miss the rm -f $*.c. It is a pain to remove these by hand every time
  the compile fails.

I'm not sure why it does this, but it looks to me like it hits the 
.c.o target instead of the .sc.o target. I think I'm wrong here
because swapping there order in the makefile makes no difference.
I have a suspicion that the problem lies with the program targets.

Any more ideas?
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D.T