Simon Geard wrote:
>
> Oddly enough, I used to have a script to do just that - written in bash
> shell of all things, though practically anything else would be better
> suited.
>
> But in practice, writing your own tool to do it is entirely unnecessary,
> since that's exactly what 'make' does. Just write a Makefile expressing
> dependencies, and let it do the job for you. For example:
The tool I had in mind would be the thing that wrote the
Makefile, so make isn't up to that. make would process
the output of the program.
Mike
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