Hiya-

Well, I sure do know make and some of it's varients. However for quick and dirty
little projects written in C, I usually only have one source file so a Makefile
is kind of redundant.  And, if it's been a little while since I used it, well
comments are cheap.  Usually, I just have one dos window for my vi editor, and
another with the compiler (I just use the F3 for a repeat).  

If there were multiple source files, then make makes sense......

  Cheers,

   Rich S.

---- Original Message ----
From:		Gerhard Fiedler
Date:		Sat 6/30/07 7:04
To:		piclist@mit.edu
Subject:	Re: [PIC] Low-cost PIC C compilers

Mark Rages wrote:

>> I run cc5x from the command line.  One of the comments that I have in most of
>> my programs looks something like this......
>>
>> /* COMMAND LINE FOR THIS:
>>    ..\cc5x  -a -I.. elink.c
>> */
> 
> Why not put that in a Makefile?

Possibly overkill (unless someone already knows makefiles), but a simple
batch file with the same name as the C file would do that also nicely.

Gerhard

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