Re: [expert] makefile problems

2002-05-31 Thread John Haywood

On Tuesday 28 May 2002 14:45, you wrote:
 DrJung,
   Does this mean I can now teach him that it's slash not forward slash?
 *grin* 

Nope...

... it's slash*dot*   G
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[expert] makefile problems

2002-05-27 Thread Kevin Fonner

In a make file that I have, I have the line...

include ..\..\examples\common.make

I then get the error makefile:18: ..\..\examples\common.make: No such 
file or directory

Does linux not like this syntax (..\..\)for moving backwards through 
directories?




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Re: [expert] makefile problems

2002-05-27 Thread KevinO

Kevin Fonner wrote:

 Does linux not like this syntax (..\..\)for moving backwards through 
 directories?
 

No, those are back-slashes. Linux uses forward-slashes '/'

ie : ../../../ will work to bring you up 3 levels ..
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Re: [expert] makefile problems

2002-05-27 Thread James

On Mon, 27 May 2002 14:18:11 -0400
Kevin Fonner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 In a make file that I have, I have the line...
 
 include ..\..\examples\common.make
 
 I then get the error makefile:18: ..\..\examples\common.make: No such 
 file or directory
 
 Does linux not like this syntax (..\..\)for moving backwards through 
 directories?
 
 
Someone correct me if I'm wrong but ..\..\ is windows and ../../ is
Unix. 

James

 



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Re: [expert] makefile problems

2002-05-27 Thread Kevin Fonner

oops!

It's funny how the simplest things stump you at times!


KevinO wrote:

 Kevin Fonner wrote:

 Does linux not like this syntax (..\..\)for moving backwards through 
 directories?


 No, those are back-slashes. Linux uses forward-slashes '/'

 ie : ../../../ will work to bring you up 3 levels ..
 -
 Kevin O'Connor

  People will be free to devote themselves to activities that are fun ...

 The GNU Manifesto - Copyright (C) 1985, 1993 Free Software Foundation, 
 Inc.





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Re: [expert] makefile problems

2002-05-27 Thread J. Craig Woods

James wrote:
 

 Someone correct me if I'm wrong but ..\..\ is windows and ../../ is
 Unix.
 
 James
 
 
It is exceedingly difficult to correct you when you are right. It would
appear that the original poster for this thread is a windows' user
making the switch to Linux. Hooray for him!

drjung

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Re: [expert] makefile problems

2002-05-27 Thread James

On Mon, 27 May 2002 20:00:03 -0500
J. Craig Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 James wrote:
  
 
  Someone correct me if I'm wrong but ..\..\ is windows and ../../ is
  Unix.
  
  James
  
  
 It is exceedingly difficult to correct you when you are right. It
 would appear that the original poster for this thread is a windows'
 user making the switch to Linux. Hooray for him!

DrJung,
  Does this mean I can now teach him that it's slash not forward slash? 
*grin*  
 drjung
 
 -- 
 J. Craig Woods
 UNIX/NT Network/System Administration
 http://www.trismegistus.net/resume.html
 Character is built upon the debris of despair --Emerson
 
 



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