I have GNU make version 3.77. I use the same makefile for UNIX SunoS 5.6 and
Windows NT 4.0 SP5. I have a "clean" target that removes files generated by
the makefile. When I say "breaks" I mean it doesn't remove the files- it
doesn't give any error messages. Do I need to update my version of GNU m
%% Peter Buckley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
pb> I have GNU make version 3.77. I use the same makefile for UNIX
pb> SunoS 5.6 and Windows NT 4.0 SP5. I have a "clean" target that
pb> removes files generated by the makefile. When I say "breaks" I
pb> mean it doesn't remove the files- it do
Why are you using double-colon pattern rules?
That's your problem. Don't do that.
See the GNU make manual for a discussion of what the double-colon rules
mean.
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Paul D. Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Find s
I forgot to define the oerating system:
Linux i386 2.4.1
I attached also config.h.
Tibor
Tibor Nagy
Card and Core Banking Systems Development Project
National Savings and Commercial Bank Ltd (OTP Bank)
H-1051 Budapest Nad
The attached very simple makefile does not work properly. Chaining of
implicit rules does not work. 'a.ccc' will be not created from 'a.aaa'
only if I explicitly 'make' it through 'a.bbb'.
See the command sequense below:
ntibor@dell633:~/b2000/core(560)>cat Makefile
%.bbb :: %.aaa
cp $<
