Run makefile with command in order

Question

I've the following Makefile which run all the target when you enter make in the CLI, I know that you can run the make with specific target but is there a way to run the make with sevral of targets ?

for example via the cli run module1 pack cleanup

with this order

1. module1
2. pack
3. cleanup

(for this just module2 will not run) and I dont want to create new target for the 3 steps above This is the make for example

all: module1 module2

.PHONY: module1
module1:
    @echo "run module 1"
    DIR=$(PWD)
    @echo $(DIR)

.PHONY: module2
module2:
    @echo "run module2”

pack:
    pack $(DIR)

cleanup: 
    gbt clean $(DIR)

Answer 1

You can use MAKECMDGOALS for this. Something like:

PACK := $(filter pack,$(MAKECMDGOALS))
CLEANUP := $(filter cleanup,$(MAKECMDGOALS))

module1: $(PACK) $(CLEANUP)
        ...

module2: $(PACK) $(CLEANUP)
        ...

pack:
        pack $(DIR)
cleanup:
        git clean $(DIR)

If you don't give the pack or cleanup targets on the command line then the associated variable PACK and CLEANUP will be the empty string and won't be listed as a prerequisite of module1 or module2 etc.

Answer 2

You do not want to run them "in order". The entire purpose of make is for it to decide what to do and in what order. A Makefile is for listing the rules and dependencies so make can work properly.

If you want command run in order, write a script.