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I am trying to us a makefile to do a compile.
I am using RCS.
I wan't to recompile the .c file in two different cases

1) the file in the current directory has been edited
2) the RCS file has been updated

(I am putting object files in a subdirectory)

The two rules I have are:
$(OBJ)/%.o:: RCS/%.c,v
        -$(CO) $*.c
        $(COMPILE.c) -o $(OBJ)/$*.o $*.c

$(OBJ)/%.o:: %.c
        $(COMPILE.c) -o $(OBJ)/$*.o $*.c


but whichever rule come first is the only one seen.

I have tried using only one colon(:).
I have tried putting both dependencies to the right of the colon

	:: RCS/%.c,v  %.c
 this caused an error (More than one % pattern on left hand side) at make
 time

How do I accomplish my desired goal?


Also, I was using one Imake rule to make the Make rules, but I don't think
that was causing a problem:


#define MakeSources()                                           @@\
$(OBJ)/%.o::    RCS/%.c,v                                       @@\
        -$(CO) $*.c                                             @@\
        $(COMPILE.c) -o $(OBJ)/$*.o $*.c                        @@\
                                                                @@\
$(OBJ)/%.o::    %.c                                             @@\
        $(COMPILE.c) -o $(OBJ)/$*.o $*.c


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-- 
Bill Shirley
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