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touch $@$(END_ECHO)
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# Need to share this code with the headers code ... but how.
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# IMPORTANT: It is tempting to have a file (a header, in this case)
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# depend on the directory in which we want to create it (the
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# .../Headers/ directory in this case). The idea being that make
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# would automatically create the directory before the file. That
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# might work for a single file, but could trigger spurious rebuilds if
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# you have more than one file in the directory. The first file will
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# create the directory, then create the file. The second file will be
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# created inside the directory; but on some filesystems, creating the
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# file inside the directory then updates the 'last modified' timestamp
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# of the directory. So next time you run make, the directory is
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# 'newer' than the first file, and because the first file depends on
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# the directory, make will determine that it needs to be updated,
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# triggering a spurious recreation of the file. If you also have
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# auto-dependencies turned on, this might in turn cause recompilation
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# and further spurious rebuilding to happen.
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$(FRAMEWORK_VERSION_DIR)/Headers/%.h: $(HEADER_FILES_DIR)/%.h
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$(ECHO_CREATING)$(INSTALL_DATA) $< $@$(END_ECHO)
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