![]() So any system commands or even custom scripts of an interpreter can be executed. actions) is nothing but the plain system commands. Instead, if the file to be built already exists and its timestamp is not newer than the make’s last build, then skips the execution of the rules for that particular target. It doesn’t unnecessarily rebuild the code all the time. It generates the dependency graph and sorts it before execution. "Make" has a unique way of executing code.
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