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Fixed some grammar typos
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@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ your project. We have an 'Instance' invocation per each logically
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separate thing to do in your project.
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You might wonder why we use 'Instance' invocations at all, and why we
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don't actually perform each instance tak inside the 'Master'
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don't actually perform each instance task inside the 'Master'
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invocation itself. The explanation is very technical ... in a few
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words, we can't because of limitations of make. The problem is that
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if you have multiple instances of the same type, say multiple
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@ -52,4 +52,4 @@ xxx, for each xxx. That is difficult to do in the same make
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invocation, because the make grammar doesn't contain any looping
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construct allowing us to include the same makefile multiple times, one
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for each value of xxx. What we do to work around this problem is, we
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fire a separate submake invocation per instance to be built.
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run a separate submake invocation per instance to be built.
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