This project focuses on Makefiles, a tool used to manage the build process of a project. It covers how to write Makefiles, how to define rules and dependencies, and how to use variables and functions in Makefiles.
- What are
make, Makefiles. - When, why and how to use Makefiles.
- What are rules and how to set and use them.
- What are explicit and implicit rules.
- What are the most common / useful rules.
- What are variables and how to set and use them.
| Task Name | File | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Create your first Makefile | 0-Makefile | Writes a Makefile that builds an executable from main.c and holberton.c. |
| Variables in Makefile | 1-Makefile | Writes a Makefile that uses variables to define the compiler and source files. |
| Rules in Makefile | 2-Makefile | Writes a Makefile that defines rules to compile object files and link them into an executable. |
| Dependencies in Makefile | 3-Makefile | Writes a Makefile that defines dependencies between source files. |
| Clean rule in Makefile | 4-Makefile | Writes a Makefile that includes a clean rule to remove object files and the executable. |
| Advanced Makefile | 5-Makefile | Writes an advanced Makefile that includes variables, rules, dependencies, and a clean rule. |
| Makefile with custom variables | 100-Makefile | Writes a Makefile that uses custom variables for the compiler, source files, and object files. |
| Island Perimeter | 5-island_perimeter.py | Writes a Python function that returns the perimeter of the island described in grid. |