Xiaomei,
gmake is just GNU make. People call it gmake to differentiate it
from "BSD make," which historically has a different code base and
behaves slightly differently in some situations.
flow-tools builds fine using GNU make 3.80 on my powerbook running OS
X. Can you send the output of the "make" failure?
Thanks,
alex
On Mar 30, 2006, at 2:12 PM, Xiaomei Liu wrote:
Hi there,
I am a new one on using NetFlow tools. I am trying to compile and
install the net flow tools according to the INSTALL file. I have
installed the tcp-wrapper and gnu-make 3.80. However, I don't know
which make file should I use to compile. The INSTALL document suggests
to use "gmake" directly. But as there is no file with the name of
Makefile, this does not work.
I have tried to use "make -f" with the Makefile.in and Makefile.am.
But both fail.
Can anyone share with me your experience on compiling and installing
net flow tools? Should I install gnu-make 3.79 instead of 3.80 or is
there any other make file I should grasp?
Thanks!
~Xiaomei
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