Re: Can makefile allow me to compile programs I modify and see on my screen ?

On Sat, Jul 18, 2015, aubertin.sylvain wrote:
> I can use « make » in order to compile programs written on my disk.
> But when I modify a program, I should like, not to register it, before
> I compile it with « make ». I suppose I can compile the program I
> have on my screen, instead of that one I have on my disk. So, it will
> go much qicker. I should like, somebody gives to me an example of a
> makefile that avoids registering, before compiling. Thanks

By "registering" you mean saving? I don't know of any compiler like that
except for tcc, which is very minimalistic. I can't really think of a
reason to compile something that's not saved, though; it wouldn't make
things noticeably quicker.

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Eric Christopherson

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