How to compile different c files with different CFLAGS using Makefile?

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all. Let's say I have a program that contains a long list of C source files, A.c, B.c, ...., Z.c, now I want to compile A.c, B.c with certain CFLAGS, and compile the rest part of source files with a different CFLAGS value.

How to write a Makefile to do the above described job? currently what I am doing in my Makefile is:

OBJ=[all other .o files here, e.g. D.o, D.o, E.o .... Z.o]
SPECIAL_OBJS=A.o B.o

all: $(OBJ) $(SPECIAL_OBJS)

$(SPECIAL_OBJS): 
     @echo [Compiling]: $(@:.o=.c)
     $(CC) [SOME OTHER GCC OPTIONS HERE] $(CFLAGS) -c $(@:.o=.c) -o $@

%.o: %.c
     @echo [Compiling]: $<
     $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $@ -c $<

It works, but looks just stupid/complicated. Can anyone help to point out what is the recommended way of doing this in Makefile? thanks!

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