Hello,
I am lucky enough to be working on win32 at present. I have:
OBJS = "c:\test dir\main.o"
Unfortunately the quotes are being removed when the various rules are
translated into the command lines (i.e. "gcc -o test.elf $(OBJS)"). Then I
get a bizarre "access denied" message. If I use path
Hello,
Thanks for the pointer
[http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=detailbug&bug_id=1687&group_id=71]. Is
there any plan to release a fixed version of 3.80? It seems like it is
quite a while it has not been working.
Is there a release Errata for GNU make? I think this would be useful if
there i
does anyone have any ideas what could be the problem? I
did this in cmd.exe, setting the appropriate environment variables before
trying, using vcvars32.bat etc.
Best regards
J. Grant
C:\Documents and Settings\jgrant\Desktop\make-3.80>set make=gnumake
C:\Documents and Settings\jgrant\Desktop
Hello,
Yes, I am aware it is on the man page, however I was thinking of something
like
-s, --silent, --quiet Don't echo commands. Equivalent to .SILENT rule
in the make --help.
How do you feel about adding a --no-silent, --no-quiet option to overrule
all .SILENT and @ commands in a Makef
Hello,
Seems a ".SILENT:" rule was the cause of the problem. could this be
documented somewhere please? Perhaps others have this problem. It would be
helpful if there was a --no-silent style option too.
Regards
J. Grant
> -Original Message-
> From: Jonathan Grant
> Sent: 04 September 2
Hello,
In my output I am not getting any commands for some reason, could a
--no-silent --no-quiet style option be added to GNU make?
This would allow a user to override whatever was causing the --quiet setting
to be turned on.
Regards
J. Grant
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Hello,
I am using GNU make version 3.79.1
Having this in my AS_FLAGS:
-snpath\
.\
causes this error (it is invalid to pass this to gcc), is there any reason
the full gcc comand line is not displayed from make? it always is when I am
building gcc. I'm not sure what is done ther
