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I have some .src files, and I want to render ONE .png file given A .src files.
That is, every .src file can be rendered independently.
I used to write a bash script using loop. But this loop can not be executed parallel.
So I want to write a makefile and make use of ‘make -jN’.
The question is, what is the target in my makefile?
(I tried this;
%.png : %.src
cat $<
but it does not work)
You need a rule that lists all generated files as dependencies. When using GNU make, that could be