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Added install function to install to /usr/local/bin/ with sudo make i… #90

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Changed install from /usr/local/bin to the $(TARGET) defined variable.
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Expand Up @@ -107,3 +107,6 @@ $(TARGET): $(TARGET).sym

clean:
@rm -rf build

install:
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It's better to add $(TARGET) as a dependence. install: $(TARGET)

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This definitely won't work. You want to make $(TARGET) a dependency and then copy the $(TARGET) into place.

FWIW, I suggest using the Xcode project over the Makefile if you are building on macOS. The main reason for the Makefile is for folks building on other systems.