On Thu, 2007-05-17 at 11:17 +0530, chandan wrote:
> I am trying to build Microsoft visual c++ programs at the command line
> using GNU MAKE. The msdn library says that If you have a project that
> you build from the command line with a make file, then the Visual
> Studio development environment wil
I am trying to build Microsoft visual c++ programs at the command line using
GNU MAKE. The msdn library says that If you have a project that you build
from the command line with a make file, then the Visual Studio development
environment will not recognize your project. This is because visual studi
%% "Anderson, Craig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
ac> I have a makefile that exhibits a strange error
ac> If I run make -B (always build), it loops, rebuilding the .dep files.
ac> I have isolated the problem to a simple test case, which is provided as
ac> an attached gzipped tarball.
I have a makefile that
exhibits a strange error
If I run make –B
(always build), it loops, rebuilding the .dep files.
I have isolated the
problem to a simple test case, which is provided as an attached gzipped
tarball.
I think this is a bug with
version 3.80, but it could be an
Hi Paul,
I noticed a problem in GNU make version 3.80. The problem
exists in earlier versions as well.
The problem can be reproduced with the following test cases
and steps. You may need to repeat a couple times to be able to
reproduce it depending on the load of the machine.
/home/xxue/gnumak
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
%% Charlie Zender <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
cz> Following is a three line Makefile which is processed differently
cz> by GNU make version 3.79.1 on GNU/Linux vs. IRIX systems. I'm
cz> pretty sure, but not positive, that the linux behavior is correct,
cz> but make syntax is so bizarre ma
Following is a three line Makefile which is processed differently
by GNU make version 3.79.1 on GNU/Linux vs. IRIX systems. I'm pretty
sure, but not positive, that the linux behavior is correct, but
make syntax is so bizarre maybe there's something I don't understand.
Here's the Makefile.tst, th
