From: geoffr2 AT aol DOT com (Geoff Robinson)
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Subject: How Can Makefiles Handle Source File in Extraneous Directories?
Date: 13 Aug 2003 08:07:44 -0700
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Hello all,

I am trying to compile a number of source code files into one
executable.  They cross multiple directories.  Using the makefile
template I have for djgpp, I'm having problems.  I have to fully
specify the file not in my local directory.  The object file created
from that source file is moved into my local directory.  The compiler
assumes the object file is in the other directory instead.

Does anyone know how I would resolve this issue?

I appreciate any help in advance.

Snippets of my makefile to follow.

regards,
Geoff

SYSDIR= C:\djgpp
#
CINC1= $(SYSDIR)\include
CINC2= $(SYSDIR)\include\libc
CINC3= $(SYSDIR)\include\libm
CINC4= $(SYSDIR)\include\machine
CINC5= $(SYSDIR)\include\netinet
CINC6= $(SYSDIR)\include\sys
CCINC= $(SYSDIR)\lang\cxx
CLIB= $(SYSDIR)\lib
CBIN= $(SYSDIR)\bin
#
VAR = directory path
#
#MV4INC= $(VAR)\include_windows
MV4INC= h:\dir\include
MV4INCPROJECT= D:\projects\TestProject
DEFAULTUSERDIR= d:\data\gsrobins
MV4LIB= h:\dir\lib
#
TARGET= TestProject.exe
#
CSOURCES=\
	TestProject.C\
	d:\data\geoff\MyModelName.C
#
SOURCES= $(CSOURCES)
#
OBJECTS=$(CSOURCES:.C=.o)