Fix typo in gcov-tool Makefile
Corrects a typo in the gcov-tool Makefile that prevented the correct removal of executable extensions.
A typo in the gcov-tool Makefile prevented the correct removal of executable extensions during the clean process. This commit fixes the typo, ensuring that the MOSTLYCLEANFILES variable correctly expands and removes the intended files. This ensures a clean build environment.
In Details
This commit corrects a typo in the gcov-tool Makefile, specifically in the MOSTLYCLEANFILES variable. This variable is used to specify files to be removed during the make clean process. The typo prevented the executable extension from being properly expanded, leading to files not being removed as intended.
For Context
Makefiles are used to automate the build process for software projects. They contain instructions on how to compile, link, and clean up files. This commit fixes a typo in the gcov-tool Makefile, which is responsible for building and cleaning the gcov-tool utility. The typo prevented the correct removal of executable files during the cleaning process, and the fix ensures a clean build environment.