From:	tessman AT cibc DOT ca
Subject:	'make' problem
Date:	Wed, 10 Dec 1997 09:12:05 -0600
Message-ID:	<881766280.1455751169@dejanews.com>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
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To:	djgpp AT delorie DOT com
DJ-Gateway:	from newsgroup comp.os.msdos.djgpp

I'm having fresh trouble running make on a new machine where I've set up
djgpp. (It has worked on this project for the past year or so, so I
must've done something wrong somewhere, I suspect.)

Basically, I have sources in two directories, the parent of the makefile
and 'c:\hc', which contains portable code that can be used with any ANSI
compiler. The C sources are hc.c and hcdjgpp.c.

My makefile looks like this:

TARGET=hc.exe
SOURCE_DIR=c:\hc
COMPILE=c:\gcc\bin\gcc
LINK=c:\gcc\bin\gcc
CFLAGS=-Ic:\gcc\include -I$(SOURCE_DIR) -c

OBJS=hc.o hcdjgpp.o

hc.exe: $(OBJS)
	$(LINK) -o $(TARGET) $(OBJS)

# From portable source directory:
$(SOURCE_DIR)\hc.o: hc.c
	$(COMPILE) $(CFLAGS) hc.c

# Non-portable, djgpp-specific:
hcdjgpp.o: hcdjgpp.c
	$(COMPILE) $(CFLAGS) hcdjgpp.c


Problem is, it doesn't make using gnu make and djgpp.  It _will_ make
using dmake or a simple public-domain make, but gnu make quits with
something along the lines of "make: *** [hc.obj] Error -1".  The thing
is, when I type in the command line that make echoes to the screen (i.e.,
gcc -I... -I... -c c:\hc\hc.c), it works fine.

Can someone a little better acquainted with either makefile-ese or djgpp
setup suggest what I might be doing wrong?  Thanks.

--Kent

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