From:	"Marcin Gierdalski" <baclofen AT nencki DOT gov DOT pl>
Date:	Tue, 22 Jun 93 11:24:19 GMT
To:	djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Subject:	Re: looking for objects...

On Mon, 21 Jun 93 10:51:55 PDT, Eric Backus wrote:

>
>For reasons known to but a few, GNUish make does not recognise that
>".o" is a valid suffix.  You must do two things to fix this.  First,
>you must supply a ".c.o" default rule so that GNUish make knows how to
>make a ".o" file from a ".c" file.  It appears that your makefile
>already does this.  But in addition, you must tell GNUish make that
>".o" is indeed a valid suffix, by adding a line that looks like:
>
>.SUFFIXES: .o
>
>If you are using GNUish make, this should fix your problem.

Eric,

 I don't think it is the reason. In DJGPP I have got MAKE.INI (for NDMAKE) 
which contains such clausule (.SUFFIXES: .o .c .asm ....). And I use that 
NDMAKE utility.
And one more. No sample source included in djgpp may be compiled (object 
files are not found).

- Marcin
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