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I would have thought something more or less along these lines:
Code:
tmp/%.c:
cp $$(test -e platform_source/$*.c && echo platform_source || echo master_source)/$*.c $@
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jeje, it's really better, but the company is working with batch files (Windows XP), and that's my idea to reduce compiling time. It would really take a long time to modify all source files along with creating Makefiles. For now I just will create makefile, repeating steps of batch files. Anyway thanks for replys. Good luck!
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