The following two-line Makefile contains a spurious TAB character:
foo.o: foo.h
as shown by "cat -vet":
foo.o:^Ifoo.h$
^I$
If you create foo.c foo.h and type "make foo.o" using this Makefile,
you will get the message:
make: `foo.o' is up to date.
This behavior seems plain wrong. H
We've modified our version of GNUmake to support:
@include filename
which is just like 'include' but without the pesky
warning when the file does not exist, but which
will be created by:
filename:
blah blah > filename
Using '-include' has undesireable side effects
Thanks for the feedback... Will get around to 3.79 eventually.
Reid
> Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2001 18:40:14 -0500
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> From: "Paul D. Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
>
> %% Reid Madsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> rm> With t
%% Reid Madsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
rm> With this workaround in place, GNUmake never reports
rm> the above error for existing files.
rm> Please consider incorporating this, or something better,
rm> in the next release.
There are actually a large number of calls in GNU make which
We've been noticing that when GNUmake is used on systems
that are heavily loaded, that GNUmake will occasionally
complain about not being able to find an existing file
that is required by some target:
No rule to make target 'xxx', needed by 'yyy'
This is occuring on both HP, and Solaris, mac
Caros Sr.s
Como freelancer, gostaria de colocar a V/ disposição os meus conhecimentos
no desenvolvimento de conteudos multimedia, quer paginas de internet,
cd-cards ou mesmo cd's de apresentação, realizados sempre com recurso a
novas tecnologias, tal como o FLASH da macromedia. Visitem o
Caros Sr.s
Como freelancer, gostaria de colocar a V/ disposição os meus conhecimentos
no desenvolvimento de conteudos multimedia, quer paginas de internet,
cd-cards ou mesmo cd's de apresentação, realizados sempre com recurso a
novas tecnologias, tal como o FLASH da macromedia. Visitem o
I am getting the message "The batch file cannot be found." following a
recursive
make of subdirectories. The remaining targets are not processed even though
the make of the subdirectory succeedes.
To duplicate the problem:
Here is what is contained in the main Makefile:
SUBDIRS=a
all: subdirs
