Hi, in a large project i use automatic dependency generation. This works fine and as expected.
To generate the dependencies i use a perl script that gets (along with some other parameters) the include path on the command line and outputs a dependency file. The command line gets very long and i work on Windows 2000. At the moment everything works. To shorten the command line i'd like to write the include paths into a file and then call that perl script that generates the dependencies with that file as a parameter. This could be done easily by writing the include path into a file before calling that perl script. But: I'd like to generate that file only ONCE, not every time the perl script is executed. Is there a way to formulate a rule to do that? Best regards, Torsten. _______________________________________________ Help-make mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-make
