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internal:demos [2016/11/08 18:10] – [Adding new sac-files/directories] sbsinternal:demos [2016/11/08 18:12] – [Understanding the generic Makefiles] sbs
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   *If the module or class is locally available and you want ''make'' to be aware of that dependency **you** have to provide that dependency manually. For example you could add a line such as <code make>   *If the module or class is locally available and you want ''make'' to be aware of that dependency **you** have to provide that dependency manually. For example you could add a line such as <code make>
 mandelbrot_simple: seq/libFractal_tier1Mod$(SHARED_LIB_EXT) mandelbrot_simple: seq/libFractal_tier1Mod$(SHARED_LIB_EXT)
-</code> +</code>Note here, that ''$(LIBTARGETDIR)/host/'' have to be omited.
-Note here, that ''$(LIBTARGETDIR)/host/'' have to be omited.+
 </callout> </callout>
  
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 ''Makefile.standard'' contains the target detection mechanism as well as the basic pattern based ''Makefile.standard'' contains the target detection mechanism as well as the basic pattern based
-build rules for sac-files/ modules and classes. It also provides the basic ''MT_ALSO'' support,+build rules for sac-files/ modules and classes. It also provides the basic ''MAKE_MT_ALSO'' support,
 the subdirectory traversal support, as well as the generic ''clean'' targets. the subdirectory traversal support, as well as the generic ''clean'' targets.
  
 ''Makefile.vers'' provides the support for version files to customise the creation of multiple executables from a single source file. ''Makefile.vers'' provides the support for version files to customise the creation of multiple executables from a single source file.