How-To use a basic GNU Makefile

[@koga477]

dude you give such computer science college professor energy

[@seanferguson22]

Good video! Informative and fun to watch, a hard combo to come across :)

[@vivekkumar-pc1xy]

fun to watch + very infomration at the same time.

[@PulpFreePress]

Great video! Especially your delivery style.

[@CodeTechandTutorials]

Thanks

[@terrym2007]

Good Stuff. Thanks

[@rduhari]

Thanks for sharing

[@ericbarlow6772]

This is interesting. I never really messed with GNU make when I was using C and C++ in college so I’m getting some familiarity as I’m going back to those languages to hone my skills. One thing that was frustrating me since it was failing and saying I didn’t have a makefile. I used the same format as the one I did with a C program and that worked. I actually looked at your video and though no one mentioned it the naming convention was slightly different. I had MakeFile and when I changed it to makefile it worked. Not sure what is going on with GNU make on that.

[@markharrington5826]

Thanks

[@selvag9198]

hi sir. kindly post a video for how to use make file in project.

[@CodeTechandTutorials]

github.com/mattearly/best_makefile_for_cpp

[@DaveFer]

Hey thanks for this video. I'm curious what software you're using to place your webcam (?) video into the lower right corner of your screen capture ... without any frame. Did you do that in post or was it in real time. :) Thanks!

[@umiahmed30able]

Can you call a .bat file from gnu makefile? If so, how?

[@itsvanhees]

Can you make this Makefile work all the time? Like in 'watch' state.

[@CodeTechandTutorials]

There are some tricks to make it more automatic once configured, like have it check for all files of a certain type in a folder when you type `make` That way you don't have to change your makefile every time you add a new source file. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYObhIVue7abjtU

[@wailshudar]

Thanks for sharing. What editor is that by the way?

[@CodeTechandTutorials]

For the coding, it's visual studio code.

[@n0kodoko143]

That f'ing faceroll tho... LMFAO XD subbed!

[@reductor_]

You should just make an out.exe rule and then your default depend on it, this way you can also have your run depend on it, additionally you should make marking that clean and run phoney, they don't generate any actual files, depending just on the header for the object file your building is less then ideal as headers depend on other headers this is where using gcc -M helpers generate make dependency files with the headers it depends on.

[@CodeTechandTutorials]

Good tips on an old video. Getting pretty dated, probably due for an update. Appreciate the comments.

[@reductor_]

realized that not long after posting the comment, was just checking out your videos. Good work

[@horsekebab7800]

Ah okay, so Bertram Gilfoyle wasn't a fictional character!

[@atwork-africa]

Don't google, Ecosia

[@glorymanheretosleep]

No, didn't work. Update.