.MAKE File Extension
- Developer by: Apple
- Category: Developer Files
- Format: Text
What are .MAKE files and how to open them?
Can't open .MAKE file? Are you wondering what it contains? On our site we will explain to you what this file is, what it is used for and what software opens the .MAKE file.
What is a .MAKE file extension?
.MAKE file extension is created by Apple. .MAKE has been classified as Developer Files. The format of .MAKE file is Text.
.MAKE is Xcode Makefile Script
Script written as a Makefile, a developer file type that is used for compiling and linking programs from source code files; stores instructions using the GNU make standard.
NOTE: Makefiles more commonly are created with the filename Makefile, which does not have a file extension.
List of all softwares that can open the Xcode Makefile Script
File Type 2:
Drush Makefile
Developer by: Drush Make Category: Settings Files Format: Text
File used by Drush make, a Drush extension designed for building ready-to-use Drupal websites; saved in a plain text format and contains information required to download and configure a Drupal installation; specifies the version of Drupal required for the website and contains a patch URL for the project if necessary.
Drush is short for "Drupal Shell." It is a shell extension for Drupal CMS (content management system) software that allows command line administration of Drupal configurations. Drush make is an extension for this shell that reads MAKE files and enables Drupal to be downloaded and configured.
NOTE: The term "Makefile" typically refers to a file named Makefile, which is used to build source code into an executable program. This type of file does not have a file extension.
List of all softwares that can open the Drush Makefile