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Ben Avison authored
Detail: * Some subtle bugs can be caused by including shared makefiles in the wrong order. To try to prevent further problems, and simplify main makefiles at the same time, CApp, CLibrary and CModule now include the makefiles they depend upon themselves, in the correct order: generally speaking, all macro (re)definitions should be before rule definitions. * Added sentry macro definitions to each makefile. These can be used to avoid repeated inclusion of makefiles - particularly important now that CApp, CLibrary and CModule do additional includes. This removes the majority of cases where amu produced warnings about multiple inclusion; a few components remain where this is still the case, but these warnings are harmless. If they bother you, simply remove the now-superfluous include statements from the relevant main makefile. * Created a CUtil shared makefile, for building transient utilities. The 'C' in the name is more for c...
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