make falling over builtin rules ?

hen I replace '.cu' by '.cc', the warning / error message goes away. It also goes away if I disable builtin rules (via -r). Can you please confirm whether this is a GNU make bug, or user error ? Thanks, Stefan -- Stefan Seefeld CodeSourcery ste...@cod

target pattern resolution problem

hi there, I have a Makefile covering not only the current directory but also some subdirectories, i.e. the source code is in various subdirectories. I'd like to generate the object files such that the build tree is isomorphic to the source tree, i.e. there is a trivial correspondance between the

make aborts

hi there, here is a little Makefile that makes make version 3.79.1 abort: --- .FORCE: a: .FORCE @echo "foobar is $(foobar)" a: foobar+="foobar" --- it runs fine when I call 'make', but with 'make foobar="bla"' it aborts (with a meaningful error message). By the way, I sent in a bug

implicit pattern rules

hello, I'm not sure whether the following reflects a bug, or just my misunderstanding of the way make works... I'd like to build a library 'libFoo.a' out of files distributed over a couple of subdirectories: src/Foo/Bar/bar.cc src/Foo/Baz/baz.cc ... and src/Foo/Makefile looks so: -- SRC

canned sequences and echo

deed a bug, or am I doing something wrong ? Regards,Stefan _______ Stefan Seefeld Departement de Physique Universite de Montreal email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] _

strange problem with 'echo' target

do have an 'echo' target (echo.cc -> echo.o -> echo), and the make process simply hangs (sleeps) once the target is done. (i.e. no other targets are built). ___