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How to print something in make utility
Hi want to know the syntax of printing something (value or variable) in GNU make utility. I give this in the Makefile:
echo "Hi" OR @echo "Hi" But I only get error this when I run make (at the line where I have echo): Makefile:9: *** missing separator. Stop. Whats the problem? How can I print something ? |
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