%% "Fred J." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
fj> I think I have a wrong syntax for the flags, I need to
fj> compile my c++ code for gdb debugging, that is include
fj> the (-g) flage. is this correct?
fj> proj1: $(OBJS)
fj> <TAB> $(CXX) -og $@ $(OBJS)
This question isn't about make, actually: it's about your compiler. The
flags that your compiler accepts are something you'll have to check the
docs for the compiler to discover.
However, in a traditional UNIX-type C compiler the -o flag takes the
output file as an argument. So, what you have above:
-og $@ $(OBJS)
is wrong: it means "link a bunch of files including $@ and $(OBJS), then
write the output to the file 'g'".
You need to write it like this:
-g -o $@ $(OBJS)
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