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Add rule to calculate checksums of binaries #88
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aaron-prindle
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nit: You could put a comment in the makefile regarding the make variables used if you think it'll help someone trying to modify the rule |
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quick explanation of the rule
%.sha256: %matches anything with the suffix sha256 and has a dependency on building that targetshasum -a 256 $< &> $@$< is the first dependency of the rule, in this case, the actual file we're taking the checksum of
&> redirects standard out
$@ is the name of the rule, which is the target file with the suffix .sha256