I think any of them will help you out , but based on your requisites.
If you have tasks that are independent , then you can go for shell file and
execute
it using sh(sh-posix) or ksh(korn shell) or bash/ksh if you are using linux.
Makefile is generally used for a sequence of dependent tasks, normally the
makefile has a hierarchical structure, eg
target (exe): <a.o> <b.o>
<other dependencies like .a , .h files>
a.o : cc <options> a.c
<other dependencies like .h , .a files>
b.o: cc <options> b.c
.
.
.
So its really question of nature of tasks.
Sarada prasanna wrote:
> I have a process here before which I have to complete some pre required
> tasks ...Right now I do them manually.....i want an automated process that
> will do them automatically....
> Is there any way.....
> will makefile or shell file come to my rescue....
>
> cspn
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