At first glance, it looks like $cc isn't defined at all. That's why you get the error message: make: Wall: command not found.
It is the first line in the original Makefile, and it seems to be missing in yours. Sander 2007/8/23, sambuls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > hello, > > I'm desperate:-)... > I'm trying to compile the source code for the velleman kit k8055: > http://libk8055.sourceforge.net/ > > The velleman k8055 kit is a small print with some digital/analog > inputs and outputs. It would be very neat if it works on the fox. > I can compile the source code for an ordinary computer, so now the > challenge is to compile it for the fox...:-) > > First of all, the source code needs libusb, so I compiled the fox > kernel with libusb support. > > This is the origional Makefile: > ########################################## > cc = gcc > exec = k8055 > syspref = /usr/local > bindir = $(syspref)/bin > libdir = $(syspref)/lib > pylibdir = pyk8055 > includedir = $(syspref)/include > mandir = $(syspref)/man/man1 > OBJS = main.o libk8055.o > CFLAGS = -DDAEMON -Wall > libs = -lusb -L/usr/lib -lm > > libk8055.so.0.2: libk8055.o > $(cc) -Wall -o libk8055.so.0.2 -shared libk8055.o > > libk8055.o: libk8055.c > $(cc) -Wall -O -c -g -fPIC libk8055.c > -ln -sf libk8055.so.0.2 libk8055.so > > libk8055.c: k8055.h > > all: k8055_prog libk8055.so.0.2 > > %.o: %.c > $(cc) $(CFLAGS) -c $< > > k8055_prog: $(OBJS) > $(cc) $(OBJS) -o $(exec) $(libs) > strip $(exec) > > pylib: $(pylibdir)/libk8055.i libk8055.c > @$(MAKE) -C $(pylibdir) > > clean: > rm -f *.o libk8055.so libk8055.so.0.2 $(exec) > @$(MAKE) -C $(pylibdir) clean > > install: k8055_prog libk8055.so.0.2 > cp -f $(exec) $(bindir)/ > if !(test -d $(libdir)); then \ > mkdir $(libdir); \ > fi > if !(test -d $(includedir)); then \ > mkdir $(includedir); \ > fi > cp -Pf lib* $(libdir) > cp -f k8055.h $(includedir) > if !(test -d $(mandir)); then \ > mkdir $(mandir); \ > fi > cp -f man/k8055.1.gz $(mandir)/ > > pyinstall: $(pylibdir)/libk8055.i > @$(MAKE) -C $(pylibdir) install > > uninstall: > rm -f $(bindir)/$(exec) $(libdir)/libk8055* $(includedir)/k8055.h > > test: k8055_prog > killall $(exec) > ./$(exec) > ##################################################### > > I have read the 'howto compile a C application' on the acmesystems.it > site and with that knowledge I changed the Makefile: > > The changed Makefile: > ######################################## > exec = k8055 > syspref = $(AXIS_TOP_DIR)/target/cris-axis-linux-gnu > bindir = $(syspref)/bin > libdir = $(syspref)/lib > pylibdir = pyk8055 > includedir = $(syspref)/include > mandir = $(syspref)/man/man1 > OBJS = main.o libk8055.o > CFLAGS = -DDAEMON -Wall > libs = -lusb -L/usr/lib -lm > > AXIS_USABLE_LIBS = UCLIBC GLIBC LIBUSB > include $(AXIS_TOP_DIR)/tools/build/Rules.axis > > libk8055.so.0.2: libk8055.o > $(cc) -Wall -o libk8055.so.0.2 -shared libk8055.o > > libk8055.o: libk8055.c > $(cc) -Wall -O -c -g -fPIC libk8055.c > -ln -sf libk8055.so.0.2 libk8055.so > > libk8055.c: k8055.h > > all: k8055_prog libk8055.so.0.2 > > %.o: %.c > $(cc) $(CFLAGS) -c $< > > k8055_prog: $(OBJS) > $(cc) $(OBJS) -o $(exec) $(libs) > strip $(exec) > > pylib: $(pylibdir)/libk8055.i libk8055.c > @$(MAKE) -C $(pylibdir) > > clean: > rm -f *.o libk8055.so libk8055.so.0.2 $(exec) > @$(MAKE) -C $(pylibdir) clean > > install: k8055_prog libk8055.so.0.2 > cp -f $(exec) $(bindir)/ > if !(test -d $(libdir)); then \ > mkdir $(libdir); \ > fi > if !(test -d $(includedir)); then \ > mkdir $(includedir); \ > fi > cp -Pf lib* $(libdir) > cp -f k8055.h $(includedir) > if !(test -d $(mandir)); then \ > mkdir $(mandir); \ > fi > cp -f man/k8055.1.gz $(mandir)/ > > pyinstall: $(pylibdir)/libk8055.i > @$(MAKE) -C $(pylibdir) install > > uninstall: > rm -f $(bindir)/$(exec) $(libdir)/libk8055* $(includedir)/k8055.h > > test: k8055_prog > killall $(exec) > ./$(exec) > > ############################################# > > then I did the following: > > [1] . init_env -when i'm in the ./devboard-R2_01 directory > > [2] make cris-axis-linux-gnuuclibc -in the ./devboard-R2_01/apps/k8055 dir > > this is the output: > ##### > make[1]: Entering directory `/home/tux/devboard-R2_01/apps/k8055' > rm -f *.o libk8055.so libk8055.so.0.2 k8055 > python setup.py clean --all > running clean > 'build/lib.linux-i686-2.4' does not exist -- can't clean it > 'build/bdist.linux-i686' does not exist -- can't clean it > 'build/scripts-2.4' does not exist -- can't clean it > rm -f *.o _pyk8055.so libk8055_wrap.c pyk8055.py pyk8055.pyc > cp "/home/tux/devboard-R2_01/apps/k8055/.tmp.target-makefrag" > .target-makefrag > make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/tux/devboard-R2_01/apps/k8055' > #### > > the clean section fails, but i don't think that that would be a problem... > > [2] make -in the same directory > > this is the output: > ###### > Wall -Wshadow -O2 -g -c main.c > make: Wall: Command not found > make: [main.o] Error 127 (ignored) > Wall -O -c -g -fPIC libk8055.c > make: Wall: Command not found > make: [libk8055.o] Error 127 (ignored) > ln -sf libk8055.so.0.2 libk8055.so > main.o libk8055.o -o k8055 -lusb -L/usr/lib -lm > make: main.o: Command not found > make: *** [k8055_prog] Error 127 > ###### > > personally, I think that this causes a problem:-) > > And there it ends....:-s > > I admit, I'm not a herro in source compiling:-) > But i'm hoping for someone who is > > >
