Thank you! I was using BSD make.
--- Some notes: Installed gmake: $ sudo portinstall devel/gmake $ cd /usr/local/bin $ ln -s gmake make Then made sure /usr/local/bin comes before /usr/bin in $PATH On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 9:42 AM, Andreas Rottmann <[email protected]> wrote: > Brad Whitlock <[email protected]> writes: > > > Thanks Andy. > > > > I don't think it's a env issue. > > > > In looking in the guile/g-wrap/gw/Makefile, I see the following make > target > > which depends on standard.c: > > > > "libgw_guile_standard_la-standard.lo: standard.c" > > > > but I don't seem to have that file (standard.c). Is it auto-generated? I > > can't seem to find any code to make that happen either. > > > It is indeed auto-generated, and there's the following fragment in > guile/g-wrap/gw/Makefile.am that provides a build rule for it: > > LIBGW_STANDARD_GWGEN = $(addprefix standard, .h .c .scm) > > ${LIBGW_STANDARD_GWGEN}: $(top_srcdir)/guile/g-wrap/guile/ws/standard.scm > guile $(GUILE_FLAGS) -c \ > $(SETGWPATH)"(use-modules (g-wrap)) \ > (use-modules (g-wrap guile)) \ > (use-modules (g-wrap guile ws standard)) \ > (generate-wrapset 'guile 'standard \"standard\")" > > I just tried a clean, non-srcdir build, and here (Debian sid, amd64) > everything works fine. Could it be the case that your build is using a > non-GNU or very old GNU make? > > Regards, Rotty > -- > Andreas Rottmann -- <http://rotty.yi.org/> >
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