How to change a file during makefile execution?

Question

Programming

Good afternoon.
It is necessary to implement a thing so that when a certain goal is executed in the makefile, one of the connected configuration files to the makefile is changed.
So far I have thought that it is possible to implement such a thing by calling a bat-nick, but maybe it is possible to think differently?
I am compiling a gcc project under Windows.
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Answer 1

It is better not to change the configuration files, but depending on the purpose, load another config, and keep ALL configuration files. Because after the change, you will then revert (or push into a turnip), and sometimes you will also have to make changes to the changes (shit) ...