Compile all C files in a directory into separate programs

Is there a way using GNU Make of compiling all of the C files in a directory into separate programs, with each program named as the source file without the .c extension?

What is separate compilation in C?

Separate compilation is an integral part of the standard for the C programming language. When a C source code file is compiled there are two tasks performed by the compiler. First, the file is compiled into a format called an object file.

SRCS = $(wildcard *.c)  PROGS = $(patsubst %.c,%,$(SRCS))  all: $(PROGS)  %: %.c          $(CC) $(CFLAGS)  -o $@ $<

I don't think you even need a makefile - the default implicit make rules should do it:

$ ls src0.c  src1.c  src2.c  src3.c $ make `basename -s .c *` cc     src0.c   -o src0 cc     src1.c   -o src1 cc     src2.c   -o src2 cc     src3.c   -o src3

Edited to make the command line a little simpler.