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Makefile Help
Hello,

I have to write makefile which supports specific targets and I have to do the following things:

- A variable T determines whether the function is executed 1 or 2
- A variable N determines which size will be executed

e.g. it must be read from the command line "make 1500" where 1 means that gets run function 1 with the size 500th

Could someone explain to me how I should write the exact since I have very very little experience with creating the Makefile.

thanks in advance
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wml::mod::makemaker

wml::mod::MakeMaker(3)						     EN Tools						    wml::mod::MakeMaker(3)

NAME

       wml::mod::MakeMaker - A Makefile generator

SYNOPSIS

	#!wml -o Makefile
	#use wml::mod::MakeMaker

	<write-makefile [attributes]>

DESCRIPTION

       This include file provides an easy way to write a Makefile to distribute your own WML modules. It is inspired by the "ExtUtils::MakeMaker"
       Perl module.

   Default targets
       make all
	   This is the default target. It will build all include files and their documentation.

       make install
	   Install include files and documentation in the locations given by ``wml -V2''.

       make clean
	   Remove files generated by make.

       make distclean
	   Like make clean, plus remove the Makefile too.

       make dist
	   Build a distribution. Should only be used by the module maintainer.	If there is a MANIFEST file, then the list of files to include is
	   taken from this file. Otherwise the tarball contains all source files, plus MakeMaker.wml, Makefile.wml, shtool and README if these
	   files exist.

   Overriding default targets
       To build the Makefile, all targets are put in separate buffers during pass 3, and those buffers are diverted by pass 5. You can override
       this defaukt target by redefining buffer contents.  Buffer names are explicit:

	   MK_ALL MK_INSTALL MK_CLEAN MK_DISTCLEAN MK_CONFIG MK_RELEASE

   Defining new targets
       The MK_USER is empty and devoted to this task.

ATTRIBUTES

       The first three attributes are mandatory.

       package
	   The name of the package

       version
	   Its version number

       modules
	   List of modules to build and install. This is a space separated list of filenames. Modules should reside in a sub-directory to be
	   compliant with actual file hierarchy. For instance, the declaration

		modules="math/log.tmpl math/exp.tmpl"

	   tells that after compilation, there are two modules which are "math/log.tmpl" and "math/exp.tmpl". This modules will be installed to
	   "LibDir/include/math/log.tmpl" and "LibDir/include/math/exp.tmpl".

	   These modules will then be called in a WML file by

	       #use tmpl::math::log
	       #use tmpl::math::exp

	   Source files for these modules are obtained by replacing the suffix by .src.

       src-ext
	   Defines an alternate suffix for the source files.

       man-ext
	   Section number of the manual in which man files are put. Default is 3.

       extradistfiles
	   Space separated list of files to include in a distribution. By default, all source files plus MakeMaker.wml, Makefile.wml,  README and
	   shtool are included in a distribution.

EXAMPLE

	<write-makefile
	   package="log"
	   version="3.14"
	   modules="math/log.tmpl"
	   source-ext="exp"
	>

       This will build the tmpl::math::log include module from the math/log.exp source file. This source file will also produce the
       tmpl::math::log(3) manpage.

NOTES

       Please do _not_ use a ".wml" suffix for your modules, they should be reserved for official WML modules shipped with WML. You may instead
       put your initials or anything else.

AUTHOR

	Denis Barbier
	barbier@engelschall.com

REQUIRES

	Internal: P1, P2, P3, P5
	External: --

EN Tools							    2014-04-16						    wml::mod::MakeMaker(3)