This is the LINUX question

1. Three students are working on the same project, and each of them contributes a C file with the name foo*.c (foo1.c, foo2.c, foo3.c). The main function is included in the file prod.c, which uses functions defined in all the foo*.c files. The goal here is to build an object for each of the foo*.c files, with the name obtained by replacing the extension c by o, and to build the final executable called prod.out. Write a simple Makefile such that one just need to type make in the terminal to build the objects and the executable.

Here are sample examples.

compile gcc -c filel.c lib: gcc -c file2.c mv file2.o libfile2.a link: gcc filel.o -L. -lfile2 clean: make compile make lib make link ./a.out make clean link: 1ib compile gcc filel.c -L. -lfile2 lib: gcc -c file2.c mv file2.o libfile2.a compile: gcc -c filel.c clean: make . /a.out make clean