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From:	"Ricky Wildman" <r DOT wildman1 AT ntlworld DOT com>
Subject:	problems with make under cygwin
Date:	Thu, 28 Aug 2003 11:04:08 +0100
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Hi,

I have recently installed cygwin and make components onto a PC.
I have a working makefile for a set of Fortran programs that works
fine with Solaris machine, but when I try these under cygwin I get
the following error:

Target pattern contains no '%'

I'm a bit confused because I can't see any difference in the syntax
required yet I get an error on one platform but not on the other. Perhaps
there is a difference between gnumake and sun make?

The relevant text in the makefile is

----makefile---
# Binary targets

$(targets): $$($$@_bases:%=$(OBJDIR)/%.o) $$($$@_libs:%=lib%)

$(LINK.F) -o $(BINDIR)/$@ $($@_bases:%=$(OBJDIR)/%.o) $($@_libs:%=-l%) \

$($@_extras) $($@_libs:%=-l%)

# Implicit object file targets

# Checks source files and include files for changes

#$@ target $< dependant

$(OBJDIR)/%.o: $(SRCDIR)/%.f $(INCFILES)

umask 002

$(COMPILE.f) -o $@ $<

$(OBJDIR)/%.o: $(SRCDIR)/%.F $(INCFILES)

umask 002

$(COMPILE.F) -o $@ $<

# My other libraries upon which this depends

lib%:

cd $(LIBRARY)/$(@:lib%=%) ; $(MAKE)

---makefile end---





Cheers for any help



Ricky




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