Shell command lines in make _MUST_ start with a TAB character. Your
makefile has 8 spaces instead of a TAB in the last two rules. A number
of Windows editors will "helpfully" convert TABs to spaces automatically
for you; find one that doesn't when you edit makefiles.
If you get a newer version of GNU make, make will suggest this problem
when it detects this situation. Also, the new GNU make manual has a
section describing the error messages GNU make generates and what they
often mean.
Not sure what you mean by your question about pre-processors for
makefiles... ?
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