Definition: The word "makefile" refers to a set of instructions for building software, especially one that involves compiling source code into an executable file or library. The word comes from the Greek word "makros," which means "buildings," reflecting its connection with the building process and the construction of computers' software. It's like having everything you need to build your software project all in one place; it's often used for making programs easier, more efficient, or faster.
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