05-17-2017
I think you mix up two different things: shell scripts and makefiles.
Makefiles (more precisely: the
make-utility) work rule-based, so you don't need explicit conditionals - everything is a conditional anyway.
make works like that: you define so-called "dependencies" between files: i.e. you have three object files where each depends on a single source file. Whenever one of the source file changes the corresponding object file has to be generated anew. This is done by executing the code in the rule-definition. For every dependency you can create a rule, but usually you create rules for groups of dependencies: whenever ".c" (the source) changes, the corresponding ".obj" (the object) has to be generated and the rule for this is to call the compiler to compile exactly the one source-file. For this there are "make-variables" like "$@", "$<", etc., which are filled with the name(s) of the files involved in the rule. See the man-page of
make for details.
You can also create cascades of these rules: you base
.obj-files on
.c-files and you base executables on the
.obj-files. So, when a source file changes, the corresponding object is generated and in turn this leads to the executable being generated too (by calling the linker to link all the objects to the executable.
You might want to read
this little introduction i once wrote.
I hope this helps.
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dadadodo
dadadodo(1) General Commands Manual dadadodo(1)
NAME
dadadodo - exterminate all rational thought
SYNOPSIS
dadadodo [ options ] [ input-files ]
DESCRIPTION
dadadodo is a program that analyses texts for Markov chains of word probabilities and then generates random sentences based on those proba-
bilities. Sometimes these sentences are nonsense, but sometimes they cut right through to the heart of the matter and reveal hidden mean-
ings.
OPTIONS
dadadodo accepts the following options:
-c, -count n
Generate n sentences.
-h, -help
Show summary of options and exit.
-html Output HTML instead of plain text.
-l, -load file
Load compiled data from file ('-' for standard input).
-o, -output file
Save compiled data in file ('-' for standard output).
-p, -pause s
Delay s seconds between paragraphs.
-w, -columns columns
Format output for a device columns character cells in width. If not specified, the value of the environment variable COLUMNS is
used to determine the width. If that variable is not defined, a width of 72 is assumed.
NOTES
Non-option arguments are input files. These should be text files, but may be mail folders or HTML. MIME messages are handled sensibly.
When no output file is specified, sentences will be generated from the input data directly. However, loading a saved file is far faster
than re-parsing the text files each time.
ENVIRONMENT
COLUMNS
Determines the width (in character cells) of the output if the -w, -columns option is not used. If not set, a width of 72 is
assumed.
SEE ALSO
dadadodo's upstream website is http://www.jwz.org/dadadodo/.
AUTHOR
dadadodo was written by Jamie Zawinski.
This manual page was written by Sudhakar Chandrasekharan <thaths@netscape.com>, based on the program's usage message.
dadadodo(1)