How to write a makefile? - makefile

Question

I have just discovered that a LaTeX compilation could be launched from a makefile. I came to this from the need to generate a series of targets with some alterations of parameters.
I have the file at the bottom. How can I add other compilation jobs, with different optional parameters say. Said otherwise, how to change the name of the target file(s) when there is more than one?
MyFileNew.pdf : MyFile.tex
pdflatex "\def\UseOption{nonumber,nographics,e} \input{MyFile.tex}"
#makefile
MyFile.pdf : MyFile.tex
pdflatex "\def\UseOption{number,graphics,ef} \input{MyFile.tex}"\
pdflatex "\def\UseOption{number,graphics,ef} \input{MyFile.tex}"
#echo «Removing auxilliary LaTeX files resulting from compilation»
#rm -f *.log *.aux *.dvi *.toc *.lot *.lof
#end of makefile

Answer 1

Are you perhaps looking for something like this?
pdflatex := pdflatex "\def\UseOption{$(options_$*)} \input{$<}"
cleanup := rm -f *.log *.aux *.dvi *.toc *.lot *.lof
options_MyFileNew := nonumber,nographics,e
options_MyFile := number,graphics,ef
MyFileNew.pdf MyFile.pdf: %.pdf: MyFile.tex
$(pdflatex)
$(pdflatex)
$(cleanup)
This is basically just a refactoring of what you already have.

Answer 2

The following works finally as expected (except for cleaning the auxilliary files).
Makefile
.PHONY: all clean clean-all
all : TargetFile1.pdf TargetFile2.pdf
TargetFile1.pdf : MyFile.tex
pdflatex --jobname=$(#:.pdf=) "\def\UseOption{number,nographics,e} \input{MyFile.tex}"
TargetFile2.pdf : MyFile.tex
pdflatex --jobname=$(#:.pdf=) "\def\UseOption{number,nographics,ef} \input{MyFile.tex}"
clean :
rm -f *.log *.aux *.dvi *.toc *.lof
clean-all : clean
rm -fr *.pdf
# Makefile

Answer 3

Simple make file
all: main.o module.o \\ The dependencies of the target all \
gcc main.o module.o -o target_bin \\ The action to make the target all \
main.o: main.c module.h \\ The dependencies fo the target main.o \
gcc -I . -c main.c \\ The action to make the target main.o ,\
module.o: module.c module.h \
gcc -I . -c module.c \\ -I tells the compiler header file locations \
clean: \\ This target has no dependencies \
rm -rf *.o \
rm target_bin
Answering this question requires a relatively long explanation and a multi files for demonstration, I included a HERE a link to a github repo that answers this question in a compact (with enough details).