Shawn Carey wrote:
>
> Thanks for the quick replies, folks!
>
> FYI, I'm using the bone-stock, cygwin compiled make executable with the
> latest DLL (1.3.1-1).
>
So that was a yes to my assertion that you weren't using the binaries
produced by the cygwin project?
> At the risk of being a pest
It is desirable to turn off the use of built-in implicit rules when running
make. I have been successful in doing this via command line option '-r' or
with a MAKEFLAGS environment variable set to '-r'. However, I would like to
simply use the makefile. I have put a MAKEFLAGS variable in my makefile
Thanks for the quick replies, folks!
FYI, I'm using the bone-stock, cygwin compiled make executable with the
latest DLL (1.3.1-1).
I'd prefer not to do a one-off change to the source because then I'd need to
patch it in and rebuild every time a new version came out. If I were to
change main.c t
"Paul D. Smith" wrote:
>
> If you're using Cygwin's version of GNU make, you need to talk to them
> about it. Their version is not the same as the "normal" FSF-distributed
> GNU make.
>
> If you want to try the FSF version you can get it from:
>
> ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/make/
>
I _think_
make 3.79.1 has a bug in it that prevents it from compiling on Cray PVPs, or
at least the J90 Classic with cf90 3.2.0.0 that I'm on. I used "./configure
--prefix=/usr/people/castevens/local" and then "make." I've included the
Makefile at the bottom of this email, and here are the last lines of o
If you're using Cygwin's version of GNU make, you need to talk to them
about it. Their version is not the same as the "normal" FSF-distributed
GNU make.
If you want to try the FSF version you can get it from:
ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/make/
Thx.
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Hello,
I'm using cygwin's build of GNU make on a Windows 2000 system. I recently
upgraded the make executable from version 3.79 to 3.79.1, and now I'm having
some problems...
The compile-time initialization of "default_shell" (main.c:1134) has changed
from "sh.exe" in version 3.79 to "/bin/sh.e
Hi folks,
make does not recognize dependencies of the target ".DEFAULT".
Have look a this makefile snippet:
# does not make bla when making foo
#
.DEFAULT : bla
@echo "making .DEFAULT : $@"
# makes bla when making foo
#%: bla
# @echo "making .DEFAULT : $@"
bla:
@echo
