Reapply "build: fix rule for building dynamic files"#5707
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Reapply "build: fix rule for building dynamic files"#5707martin-frbg merged 1 commit intoOpenMathLib:developfrom
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This reverts commit 7eab365 and fixes the pattern rule requirement "% must match a non-empty stem" to match at least '.' in the pattern. This whole file could actually be substantially simplified to just: %.$(SUFFIX): %.c $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c $< -o $(@f) %.$(PSUFFIX): %.c $(CC) $(PFLAGS) -c $< -o $(@f) if desired to entirely avoid the copy-paste duplication, but the net effect is the same.
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This reverts commit 7eab365 and fixes the pattern rule requirement "% must match a non-empty stem" to match at least '.' in the pattern.
This whole file could actually be substantially simplified to just:
if desired to entirely avoid the copy-paste duplication, but the net effect is the same.