Re: GNUMAKE: rebuild target when any of the dependencies are done

[Yuri Shtil]

"John Graham-Cumming" <antispam@jgc.org> wrote in message
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> Yuri Shtil wrote:
> > Given an example below, I want to start start $(ALLSCRIPT) when ANY of
the
> > prerequisites One or Two have been updated.
> > Any idea?
> >
> > all: One Two
> >     $(ALLSCRIPT)
> >
> > One: $(ONEDEPS)
> >     $(ONESCRIPT)
> >
> > Two: $(TWODEPS)
> >     $(TWOSCRIPT)
>
> It's not clear from your question exactly what you are expecting to
> happen, but from the looks of your Makefile if either One or Two are
> updated the then all rule will run, i.e. $(ALLSCRIPT) will be run.
>
> I suspect there's something more because of the way in which you
> highlighted the word ANY.  Could you give a concrete example of the
> output you are expecting; perhaps use this example Makefile
>
>      all: One Two ; @echo Building all
>      One: ; @echo Building One
>      Two: ; @echo Building Two
>
> John.
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I am sorry, I was not quite clear, I admit.
The idea is to run gmake with -j so that targets ONE and TWO build
concurrently. I want to start the script for all when the FIRST target
finishes, not to wait until both are done.