I have a tool with 5 python scripts say A.py, B.py, C.py, D.py and E.py. I have to run this program in Linux. A.py is the one program I run which imports other files and uses them. For running A.py, I use the command $ python A.pyUntil now the input and output paths are hardcoded in A.py. Now I am supposed to write a makefile with all the file structure and dependencies. This makefile should also include the command for executing python scrip A.py. The required input and output paths has to be understood when make makefile command is invoked and the tool should start running. How to do this? EDITED  : The makefile should be something like this holding all these details.INPUT_PATH = list of all input pathsFILES = list of .c files located in the above specified pathsOUTPUT_PATH = output path where generated file has to be storedcommand to execute python scrip:   A.py inputpath+filename outputpathso whenever there a new input .c files, they will be added to the list in makefile. Any sample makefile of this kind that you could suggest?
Invoke python script through make command
python;make