#----------------------------------------------
# 0-th makefile example:  basic control flow
#----------------------------------------------

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# A leading '@' means "don't print this command".
# Note: You can invoke make with the -s switch (for "silent running"), or
#       you can use the .SILENT: pseudo-target (deprecated), or you can
#       use '@'.
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------

#.SILENT:

#-----!!!-------------------------------------------------
# NOTE: action lines must begin with TAB (not spaces)
#-----!!!-------------------------------------------------

firstTarget:
	echo at firstTarget
	touch firstTarget

secondTarget: firstTarget
	@# leading '@' means "do not print out this line before executing"
	@echo at secondTarget
	touch secondTarget

thirdTarget: secondTarget
	echo at thirdTarget
	touch thirdTarget

#------------------------------------------------------
# 'clean' is a target in pretty much all makefiles.
# You have to write it, but by convention it deletes
# all the files generated in processing all the
# make targets.
#------------------------------------------------------

clean:
	rm -f firstTarget secondTarget thirdTarget