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.DEFAULT
This target has no prerequisites, but it does have a recipe. If make can apply no other rule to
produce a target, it uses this rule if it has been defined.
.ERROR
make executes the recipe associated with this target whenever it detects an error condition.
.EXPORT
All prerequisites associated with this target that correspond to macro names are exported to
the environment at the point in the makefile where this target appears. If you do not specify
any prerequisites for this target, all macros are exported.
.GROUPEPILOG
make adds the recipe associated with this target after any group recipe for a target that has
the .EPILOG attribute.
.GROUPPROLOG
make adds the recipe associated with this target before any group recipe for a target that
has the .PROLOG attribute.
.IMPORT
make searches in the environment for prerequisite names specified for this target and
defines them as macros with their value taken from the environment. If the prerequisite
.EVERYTHING is given, make reads in the entire environment (also, see the -e and -E
options).
.INCLUDE
make reads one or more additional makefiles (specified in the prerequisite list), as if their
contents had been inserted at this point. If the prerequisite list contains more than one file,
make reads them in order from left to right.
make uses the following rules to search for extra makefiles:
● If a relative file name is enclosed in quotes, or is not enclosed with angle brackets (<
and >), make looks in the current directory. If the file is not present, make then looks
for it in each directory specified by the .INCLUDEDIRS special target.
● If a relative name is enclosed with angle brackets (< and >), make only searches in
the directories specified by the .INCLUDEDIRS special target.
● If an absolute path name is given, make looks for that file, and ignores the list
associated with the .INCLUDEDIRS special target.
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