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//MAKEFILE compiler = g++ Header = ./class.h className1 = systems_Programming.cpp className2 = senior_Capstone.cpp className3 = operating_Systems.cpp class = class.cpp build: mkdir exec $(compiler) -o COSC4348

//MAKEFILE

compiler = g++ Header = ./class.h className1 = systems_Programming.cpp className2 = senior_Capstone.cpp className3 = operating_Systems.cpp class = class.cpp build: mkdir exec $(compiler) -o COSC4348 $(Header) $(class) $(className1) $(compiler) -o COSC4354 $(Header) $(class) $(className2) $(compiler) -o COSC3346 $(Header) $(class) $(className3) run: ./COSC4348 ./COSC4354 ./COSC3346

remove: rm -r COSC*

move:

mv COSC4348 COSC4354 COSC3346 ../home/students/*****/****/HW1/EXEC

clean: rm -r COSC* exec

// i understand that the call *make move* will not move the compiled files into the directory EXEC because they are not directories.. what command or work around can i use to

//move those 3 compiled files into a new directory. It is a requirement that i cannot skip. This is using g++ shell compiler

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