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09-24-2008
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Priority of rules in Makefile!!!
Consider in a makefile i have the target defined as:
pgm: a.o b.o cmd; To build .o, 2 rules are defind .pc.o: cmds .c.o: cmds My question is which rule will take priority for compiling a.o and b.o when the target pgm is built. Despite the positoning of the 2 rules, .c.o always takes the priority. How to set the 1st priority to .pc.o ? 
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09-25-2008
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Is this what you want?
Makefile -> pc precedence over c
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