@echo " To execute a rule, define all variables indicated in the desired "\r
@echo " module as a required parameter before including the build module "\r
@echo " in your project makefile. Parameters marked as optional will "\r
@echo " To execute a rule, define all variables indicated in the desired "\r
@echo " module as a required parameter before including the build module "\r
@echo " in your project makefile. Parameters marked as optional will "\r
@echo " "\r
@echo " By default the target output shows both a friendly summary, as "\r
@echo " well as the actual invoked command. To suppress the output of the "\r
@echo " invoked commands and show only the friendly command output, run "\r
@echo " make with the \"-s\" switch added before the target(s). " \r
@echo "==================================================================="\r
@echo " "\r
@echo " By default the target output shows both a friendly summary, as "\r
@echo " well as the actual invoked command. To suppress the output of the "\r
@echo " invoked commands and show only the friendly command output, run "\r
@echo " make with the \"-s\" switch added before the target(s). " \r
@echo "==================================================================="\r
# Disable default in-built make rules (those that are needed are explicitly\r
# defined, and doing so has performance benefits when recursively building)\r
.SUFFIXES:\r
# Disable default in-built make rules (those that are needed are explicitly\r
# defined, and doing so has performance benefits when recursively building)\r
.SUFFIXES:\r