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> > Plus, try "make -nr" to show you what make would do without its
> > internal rules.  It might help.
> 
> OK, it helped! :-)
> But I still think the problem is quite strange.
> When I ran make -nr, it said
> "No rule to make FileByteSource.o, needed by libio.a"

Ok, that means it was using a built-in rule before.

Note that you must start command lines with a hard tab, not eight
spaces.

> And it seems that spaces are not allowed before a
> multi-line-indicator (or whatever the correct name for a "\" might
> be in this case :-) )

Er, that shouldn't be a problem.  Spaces *after* it are a problem, but
not before.

Are your sources in the current directory?  I.e. the same directory as
the Makefile?  If not, you need a VPATH directive (read the make docs
about this).

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