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From: CGuerra AT brocker DOT co DOT nz
Date: Fri, 10 Nov 2000 14:43:15 +1300
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Hi all,

I'm trying to compile Java files.  Then I have

.SUFFIXES = .java .class

all: Base.class

.java.class:
     javac $<

My question is, how can I tell "make" to look NOT in the current directory
for Base.class for the comparison??  I like to separate source code from
classes.  But I don't like 'make' to remake the whole thing because it
couldn't find the target class.

THanks in advance,

Carlos.
cguerra AT brocker DOT nz DOT co

PS: please reply to my email as well ;-)


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