Makefile question

Question

I make a simple makefile that i can use to compile my files. The instruction of that makefile are like this:
$(CC)=gcc
final: main.o Stack.o
$(CC) main.o Stack.o -o test
main.o:
$(CC) -c main.c
Stack.o: include/Stack.c include/Stack.h:
$(CC) -c include/Stack.c
clean:
rm rf *o final
This works on my raspbian, but in order to work i need to introduce the include folder(the folder i created) here there are the files Stack.c and Stack.h. There is a easy way to do this without the need of using always include/?

Answer 1

CC = gcc
SRC_DIR = include

final: main.o Stack.o
$(CC) main.o Stack.o -o test

main.o: main.c
$(CC) -c lt; -I$(SRC_DIR)

Stack.o: $(SRC_DIR)/Stack.c $(SRC_DIR)/Stack.h
$(CC) -c lt; -I$(SRC_DIR)

clean:
rm -rf *.o final