Looked at a subdir.mk in a small project -- it says that --# Automatically-generated file. Do not edit!
So if I changed a makefile to fix all relative links -- would I have to run the makefiles always from the command line to avoid loosing all the changes.
Scenario -- App to allow CCES to correct relative links in same manner as VDSP does.
Move a project with relative links to a different directory -- recompile to see complaint -- can't find source file. App picks up information -- finds required sub-directory and tries to change the makefile links
Issue, is makefile locked by WIndows OS after it has been used? Probably not -- used but not editted.
App opens subdir.mk -- modifies it to fix relative links -- saves and releases it.
Now the # Automatically-generated file.message -- Do not edit! -- comes into play.
Is that file automatically editted only when new files are added to a project (in which case the app changed file would be safe and not re-editted)?