On 2012-09-17 19:25Z, Hernán F.B. wrote: > I'm trying to include in an ANSI C project, some (OpenCV) libraries made in > c++. > Basically people told me to change the compiler to the g++, but the > makefile of this project is quite unusual for my experience in makefiles, > and I don't find out what macro to change. It uses some standard make > variables like MAKECMDGOALS and MAKE (which calls recursively makefile). > Here is the main part of the make file (without the macro's declaration): > > .PHONY: $(TARGET) build_libs > > all: build_libs $(TARGET) > > $(TARGET): > @$(MAKE) -C $(SDK_PATH)/VP_SDK/Build $(TMP_SDK_FLAGS) $(SDK_FLAGS) > $(MAKECMDGOALS) USE_LINUX=yes
As you said, this invokes 'make' recursively. The '-C' option invokes 'make' in directory $(SDK_PATH)/VP_SDK/Build . Probably that directory contains a submakefile that invokes the compiler. Examine that submakefile to determine what changes may be needed to support C++. _______________________________________________ Help-make mailing list Help-make@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-make
