A Makefile is a special kind of text file used in software development to automate the process of building executable programs or libraries from source code. It is commonly used in Unix-like operating systems, and it works by defining rules and dependencies between files, allowing developers to specify how source files should be compiled and linked together.
| Filename | Description |
|---|---|
0-Makefile |
Builds an executable with all rule |
1-Makefile |
Builds an executable specifying a compiler and source files (CC and SRC variables) |
2-Makefile |
Builds an executable using CC, SRC, OBJ and NAME variables |
3-Makefile |
Builds an executable using clean, oclean, fclean and re rules, and CC, SRC, OBJ, NAME and RM variables |
4-Makefile |
Builds an executable using clean, oclean, fclean and re rules, and CC, SRC, OBJ, NAME, RM and CFLAGS variables |
5-island_perimeter.py |
Function that returns the perimeter of an island described in grid list |
100-Makefile |
Complete Makefile with all of the variables and rules previously mentioned |