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+# MAKE
+
+> The hard work you don't see
+
+You can find examples in the [Make Folder](Make)
+Makefiles are recepies. Basically you just define:
+| type | |
+| --- | --- |
+| variables | short names for commands and files |
+| rules | how to do it, which input/output to use |
+| targets | recepy-name (all when not specified)|
+
+### Variables
+There are many conventions on naming them.
+As an example we would call TARGET the name of the final result, eg. executable\
+`TARGET = progname`
+
+You recall it by putting \&() around the name like\
+`$(TARGET)`
+
+If you define the compiler variable to be CC\
+you could do so to compile and build your program
+```
+CC = gcc
+$(CC) <source.c> -o $(TARGET)
+```
+
+A simple Makefile cold just be:
+```
+TARGET = testing_C
+CC = gcc
+all:
+< TAB-8 > $(CC) <source.c> -o $(TARGET)
+```
+where < TAB-8 > is a real size 8 tab. ⚠️ not 8 spaces. this has to be set in your editor\
+`:set noexpandtab` `:set softtabstop=8` and `:set ts=8` in vim
+
+You can make it permanent to your file:\
+On the first line of Makefile write the following _vim_modeline_:
+
+`vim: noexpandtab: ts=8: softtabstop=8`
+
+> At this point, when you type `make`\
+> You will get `testing_C` in the current folder.