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Compiling a program that consists of more than one module is a more complex task than compiling a program that consists of just one module, because it requires managing the connections between modules, and it requires keeping to the minimum the number of files to be recompiled with just a subset of the modules of the program is changed.
• Managing connections between modules | ||
• Introduction to mmake | ||
• Introduction to mmc –make |