What are the flags and macros in a Makefile? [closed]

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What do you mean you “could not understand”? Did you read the documentation?

All of the supported flags are, of course, defined and described in the manual.

Some of those that you mention might be compiler and/or flags local to the source code you’re trying to build though, it’s hard to be more specific without seeing the exact code.

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