For example if i write
->@ %echo "Hello"
it print Hello in the console
->Hello
what is @ in the case and %?
For example if i write
->@ %echo "Hello"
it print Hello in the console
->Hello
what is @ in the case and %?
By default GNU Make print the command before executing it (i.e. recipe echoing), using @ you'll hide it like
set -x/set +x
in bash script...src: https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/make.html#Echoing