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The linux kernel I compile only prints message like:
CC .....
LD [M] ....
How can I hide the compiling message printed out by make and output what I want? Where can I find the portion of code which does this in kernel Makefile?
In short, prepend ‘@’.
What the kernel makefiles do is rather more complicated, but it boils down to something like this:
Look at the GNU Make manual. GNU Make really is quite well documented, and if you’re doing a lot of work with it it’s worth the effort to read it through.