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Suppose I have an encrypted Makefile on hand, I want to write a Perl program to decrypt it and run make -f with it. Is this possible without writing the decrypted Makefile back to harddisk?
Have your program write the decrypted Makefile to stdout and pipe it to make -.
See man make, the part that says: