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!!Automatic dependency calculation
-If
you are creating a Makefile for C/C++ gcc can calculate dependency information for you. The quickest way to get this going is to add the -MD flag to your CFLAGS first. You will then need to know the names of the .d files in your makefile. I do something like this:
+Based on manuals and [research papers | http://www.besttermpaper.com], if
you are creating a Makefile for C/C++ gcc can calculate dependency information for you. The quickest way to get this going is to add the -MD flag to your CFLAGS first. You will then need to know the names of the .d files in your makefile. I do something like this:
<verbatim>
DEPS := $(patsubst %.o,%.d,$(OBJS))
</verbatim>
