Not shure that this is bug, but this behavior looks strange. Couldn`t find anything about it, so write here.
If you try to compile the shared library 'aaa.so' (or several libs) with makefile 'aaa' like: all: aaa.so aaa.so: aaa.o ... aaa.o: aaa.cpp ... , and execute "make -f aaa" - after the compilation of the first rule (aaa.cpp->aaa.o) make executes instruction "g++ aaa.o -o aaa", thus removingmakefile 'aaa' with errors. If you rename the 'aaa' makefile to the 'Makefile' and execute "make" or "make -f Makefile" (or rename it to any other name, differs from 'aaa') - all compiles without any problems. Full makefile attached. Thanks anyway!
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