GNU make: Generating automatic dependencies with generated header files?

The problem is that the . D Makefile-fragments generation must be performed after all the header generation is complete. Putting it this way, one can use the make dependencies to force the right order.

Short answer: no. The recipe described in the paper is very clever, one of my favorites, but it's a sophisticated use of a crude tool. It takes advantage of the usual scheme in which all needed headers exist; what it tries to solve is the problem of determining which headers, if recently modified, require the given object file to be rebuilt.

In particular, if the object file doesn't exist then it must be rebuilt-- and in that case there's no reason to worry about the header files because the compiler will surely find them.

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