Correcting Makefile for parallelization and new files#76
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The targets for the write.C and read.C paths were skipped when new files were added because of the timestamp comparison with the write/ and read/ directory. Marking these targets as .PHONY forces a rebuild whenever the directory changes, ensuring new files are processed. Additionally simplified the Makefile by replacing the double colon separator '::' with a single colon ':'.
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There was a problem, when adding new write.C files, that the make write target skipped that new file. By marking the targets for the paths as .PHONY, that problem was fixed. In addition, the double ':' could be switched with single ':'.