Makefile Books for Grad School: Find Before Fall

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A user is seeking recommendations for a Makefile book to prepare for grad school, specifically looking for a title from an O'Reilly series characterized by a white background and a colored title area, which they believe is brown or maroon. Another user suggests a specific O'Reilly book on Makefiles, confirming it matches the description. The original poster expresses gratitude and inquires about the book's effectiveness for learning, especially for compiling in Linux and handling complex projects like rendering and parallel processing. They mention that they typically find sufficient information through the command line.
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chroot: i read in another thread that you don't use ides. Maybe you can help me, I'm looking for a makefile book before I start grad school this fall. I normally use vc6 but since i got to start remembering to use linux, i need to learn to make my own makes.

The book I'm looking for is part of a series of books that look the same(i think the publisher is oreilly, tiger symbol). The series has a white background with a colored region for the title area(i think the makefile one is brown/maroon).
Any help you can give me finding this book or a better makefil book would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance, neuro
 
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chroot: Yes I think that's the book thank you very much. Have you used it before? Is there a better book to learn from or will this book suffice.
I will be compiling in linux, the project will involve rendering, N-body, Parallel.
 
I dunno. I haven't made any really, really complex Makefiles, so, normally, everything I need can be found by typing `info make` at the command line. :wink:

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