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Re: dmake, GNU make, gcc, and auto-dependencies
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- Subject: Re: dmake, GNU make, gcc, and auto-dependencies
- From: stuarts at icpdd dot neca dot nec dot com dot au (Stuart Summerville)
- Date: Tue, 07 Dec 1999 00:25:52 GMT
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- Organization: NEC Australia
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>dependencies, invented by Tom Tromey for use in automake. I did a
>writeup of it; you can find it on my GNU make webpage below.
Hi Paul. I read your advanced auto-dependency generation webpage - very
interesting/useful read.
Unfortunately, I have a more pressing problem with my make environment.
Sometimes the problem doesn't occur, but usually it does.
In debugging this problem, I'm down to the following makefile:
#-------------------------------
fred:
@echo "doin' it!!"
#-------------------------------
If I make the following call from my c-shell:
> make -f ./makefile fred
I would expect it to execute the echo command, and then exit. Unfortunately, I
get the following error:
#-------------------------------
', needed by `fred'. Stop.arget `
#-------------------------------
This is happening on two solaris 2.5.1 boxes, running gnu make V3.76.1. The same
makefile (actually a more convoluted version with the same problem) works fine
on a Win32 box running cygnus make port.
Any ideas? This is driving me crazy.
Regards, sTu.
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