- ...files
- In this paper
we refer as make to the general utility while we use GNU make or
cake to refer to its particular dialects.
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- ...intermediate
- GNU make defines
intermediate slightly differently. See Secondary
targets below.
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- ...removal.
- Besides the document specific files mentioned in the
makefile, the electronic document basically expects a standard Unix
environment. Thus, C and FORTRAN compilers, X Window libraries, and
GNU make are not part of the result, secondary, and source
classifications. The makefile expects them to be available to a reader
and always up-to-date.
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- ...them.
- A change in
the source code or the default parameter values is where
reproducibility ends and interactivity starts.
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- ...figures.
- Non-reproducible figures are
listed mostly for administrative purposes. It can be very
useful to find all result files of a specific document.
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- ...files.
- In the near
future, we hope to replace the wildcard formulation of the clean rule
with a formulation based on GNU make's notion of secondary files.
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