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You need to include their names in the pdfs list.

But the idiomatic way to do it is to start from source (in your case the .texi files) and from them, dynamically generate the output list (in your case .pdf files)

Also, you should mark the targets as .PHONY for which no corresponding file exists.

.PHONY: all new again clean ch6 igm rf 

ch6 := $(wildcard *amcoh.texi)
igm := $(wildcard *igm.texi)
rfc := $(wildcard *rfc.texi)

tfiles := $(ch6) $(igm) $(rfc)
pdfs := $(tfiles:.texi=.pdf)

define mkRule
$(eval $1: $$(filter $$($1:.texi=.pdf),$$(pdfs)))
endef
$(call mkRule,ch6)
$(call mkRule,igm)
$(call mkRule,rfc)

all: ${pdfs}

%.pdf: %.texi
    echo texi2pdf $< -o $@ > $@

clean:
    rm -f ${pdfs}

again:
    ${MAKE} clean
    ${MAKE} all

new:
    ${MAKE} again

Now invoke make as :

make igm    #to process *igm.texi

You need to include their names in the pdfs list.

But the idiomatic way to do it is to start from source (in your case the .texi files) and from them, dynamically generate the output list (in your case .pdf files)

Also, you should mark the targets as .PHONY for which no corresponding file exists.

.PHONY: all new again clean ch6 igm rf 

ch6 := $(wildcard *amcoh.texi)
igm := $(wildcard *igm.texi)
rfc := $(wildcard *rfc.texi)

tfiles := $(ch6) $(igm) $(rfc)
pdfs := $(tfiles:.texi=.pdf)

define mkRule
$(eval $1: $$(filter $$($1:.texi=.pdf),$$(pdfs)))
endef
$(call mkRule,ch6)
$(call mkRule,igm)
$(call mkRule,rfc)

all: ${pdfs}

%.pdf: %.texi
    echo texi2pdf $< -o $@ > $@

clean:
    rm -f ${pdfs}

again:
    ${MAKE} clean
    ${MAKE} all

new:
    ${MAKE} again

Now invoke make as :

make igm    #to process *igm.texi

You need to include their names in the pdfs list.

But the idiomatic way to do it is to start from source (in your case the .texi files) and from them, dynamically generate the output list (in your case .pdf files)

Also, you should mark the targets as .PHONY for which no corresponding file exists.

.PHONY: all new again clean ch6 igm rf 

ch6 := $(wildcard *amcoh.texi)
igm := $(wildcard *igm.texi)
rfc := $(wildcard *rfc.texi)

tfiles := $(ch6) $(igm) $(rfc)
pdfs := $(tfiles:.texi=.pdf)

define mkRule
$(eval $1: $$(filter $$($1:.texi=.pdf),$$(pdfs)))
endef
$(call mkRule,ch6)
$(call mkRule,igm)
$(call mkRule,rfc)

all: ${pdfs}

%.pdf: %.texi
    texi2pdf $< -o $@

clean:
    rm -f ${pdfs}

again:
    ${MAKE} clean
    ${MAKE} all

new:
    ${MAKE} again

Now invoke make as :

make igm    #to process *igm.texi

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You need to include their names in the pdfs list.

But the idiomatic way to do it is to start from source (in your case the .texi files) and from them, dynamically generate the output list (in your case .pdf files)

Also, you should mark the targets as .PHONY for which no corresponding file exists.

.PHONY: all new again clean ch6 igm rf 

ch6 := $(wildcard *amcoh.texi)
igm := $(wildcard *igm.texi)
texisrfc := $(wildcard **rfc.texi)

tfiles := $(ch6) $(igm) $(rfc)
pdfs := $(texistfiles:.texi=.pdf)

define mkRule
$(eval $1: $$(filter $$($1:.texi=.pdf),$$(pdfs)))
endef
$(call mkRule,ch6)
$(call mkRule,igm)
$(call mkRule,rfc)

all: ${pdfs}

%.pdf: %.texi
    echo texi2pdf $< -o $@ > $@

clean:
    rm -f ${pdfs}

again:
    ${MAKE} clean
    ${MAKE} all

new:
    ${MAKE} again

Now invoke make as :

make texis="06a-amcoh.texi 06a-amcoh-igm.texi 06a-amcoh-rfc   #to process *igm.texi"texi

You need to include their names in the pdfs list.

But the idiomatic way to do it is to start from source (in your case the .texi files) and from them, dynamically generate the output list (in your case .pdf files)

Also, you should mark the targets as .PHONY for which no corresponding file exists.

.PHONY: all new again clean


texis := $(wildcard *.texi)

pdfs := $(texis:.texi=.pdf)

all: ${pdfs}

%.pdf: %.texi
    texi2pdf $< -o $@

clean:
    rm -f ${pdfs}

again:
    ${MAKE} clean
    ${MAKE}

new:
    ${MAKE} again

Now invoke make as :

make texis="06a-amcoh.texi 06a-amcoh-igm.texi 06a-amcoh-rfc.texi"

You need to include their names in the pdfs list.

But the idiomatic way to do it is to start from source (in your case the .texi files) and from them, dynamically generate the output list (in your case .pdf files)

Also, you should mark the targets as .PHONY for which no corresponding file exists.

.PHONY: all new again clean ch6 igm rf 

ch6 := $(wildcard *amcoh.texi)
igm := $(wildcard *igm.texi)
rfc := $(wildcard *rfc.texi)

tfiles := $(ch6) $(igm) $(rfc)
pdfs := $(tfiles:.texi=.pdf)

define mkRule
$(eval $1: $$(filter $$($1:.texi=.pdf),$$(pdfs)))
endef
$(call mkRule,ch6)
$(call mkRule,igm)
$(call mkRule,rfc)

all: ${pdfs}

%.pdf: %.texi
    echo texi2pdf $< -o $@ > $@

clean:
    rm -f ${pdfs}

again:
    ${MAKE} clean
    ${MAKE} all

new:
    ${MAKE} again

Now invoke make as :

make igm    #to process *igm.texi

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edited Jun 28, 2021 at 4:29

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You need to include their names in the pdfs list.

But the idiomatic way to do it is to start from source (in your case the .texi files) and from them, dynamically generate the output list (in your case .pdf files)

Also, you should mark the targets as .PHONY for which no corresponding file exists.

.PHONY: all new again clean


 # texis := $(wildcard *.texi)

texis := \
      06a-amcoh.texi     \
      06a-amcoh-igm.texi \
      06a-amcoh-rfc.texi

pdfs := $(texis:.texi=.pdf)

all: ${pdfs}

%.pdf: %.texi
    texi2pdf $< -o $@

clean:
    rm -f ${pdfs}

again:
    ${MAKE} clean
    ${MAKE}

new:
    ${MAKE} again

Now invoke make as :

make texis="06a-amcoh.texi 06a-amcoh-igm.texi 06a-amcoh-rfc.texi"

You need to include their names in the pdfs list.

But the idiomatic way to do it is to start from source (in your case the .texi files) and from them, dynamically generate the output list (in your case .pdf files)

Also, you should mark the targets as .PHONY for which no corresponding file exists.

.PHONY: all new again clean


 # texis := $(wildcard *.texi)

texis := \
      06a-amcoh.texi     \
      06a-amcoh-igm.texi \
      06a-amcoh-rfc.texi

pdfs := $(texis:.texi=.pdf)

all: ${pdfs}

%.pdf: %.texi
    texi2pdf $< -o $@

clean:
    rm -f ${pdfs}

again:
    ${MAKE} clean
    ${MAKE}

new:
    ${MAKE} again

You need to include their names in the pdfs list.

But the idiomatic way to do it is to start from source (in your case the .texi files) and from them, dynamically generate the output list (in your case .pdf files)

Also, you should mark the targets as .PHONY for which no corresponding file exists.

.PHONY: all new again clean


texis := $(wildcard *.texi)

pdfs := $(texis:.texi=.pdf)

all: ${pdfs}

%.pdf: %.texi
    texi2pdf $< -o $@

clean:
    rm -f ${pdfs}

again:
    ${MAKE} clean
    ${MAKE}

new:
    ${MAKE} again

Now invoke make as :

make texis="06a-amcoh.texi 06a-amcoh-igm.texi 06a-amcoh-rfc.texi"

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