I'm getting some unexpected results calling one makefile from another. I have two makefiles, one called /path/to/project/makefile and one called /path/to/project/gtest-1.4.0/make/Makefile. I'm attempting to have the former call the latter. In /path/to/project/makefile, I have dev: $(OBJ_FILES) $(CPPC) $(LIBS) $(FLAGS_DEV) $(OBJ_FIL...
I have the following makefile (fragment) SRC_DIR = src OBJ_DIR = obj DEP_DIR = dep BIN_DIR = . SRC_FILES := $(wildcard $(SRC_DIR)/*.cpp) OBJ_FILES := $(patsubst $(SRC_DIR)/%.cpp,$(OBJ_DIR)/%.o,$(SRC_FILES)) DEP_FILES := $(patsubst $(SRC_DIR)/%.cpp,$(DEP_DIR)/%.d,$(SRC_FILES)) # Development build directive dev: $(DEP_...
How I stop make from saying make: Nothing to be done for 'all'. or make: 'file' is up to date? I'd like my build to be silent when it's not doing anything - there are other places where echo is called to track build progress, so this message is just cluttering things up. I am currently silencing it like this: all: dependency1 dependen...
Hi all. I have a make build system that I am trying to decipher that someone else wrote. I am getting an error when I run it on a redhat system, but not when I run it on my solaris system. The versions of gmake are the same major revision (one off on minor revision). This is for building a C project, and the make system has a global Mak...
When writing a well crafted Makefile, one that keeps proper dependencies, and do only the minimum needed if a file has been changed, it seem that the install: target is often overlooked. More often then not the install target looks something like: TRG := /trg BIN_TRG := $(TRG)/bin ETC_TRG := $(TRG)/etc BIN_FILES := b1 b2 b3 ETC_FILES :=...
I'm not sure if it's gmake or gcc that I don't understand here. I'm using the -MM and -MD options to generate dependency rules for the Unit Testing framework I'm using. Specifically: $(TEST_OBJ_DIR)/%.d: $(TEST_SRC_DIR)/%.cpp @$(CPPC) -MM -MD $< -o $@ @sed -i -e 's|\(.*\)\.o:|$(OBJ_DIR)/\1.o $(TEST_OBJ_DIR)/\1.d $(TEST_OBJ_DIR)/\1...
CC = g++ CFLAGS = -Wall RM = /bin/rm -rf BIN_DIR = ifeq "$(DEBUG)" "1" BIN_DIR = Debug else BIN_DIR = Release endif OBJS = \ $(BIN_DIR)/Unit.o $(BIN_DIR)/%.o: src/%.c @echo Building "$@" @g++ -c "$<" -o"$@" all: $(OBJS) clean: $(RM) $(BIN_DIR) .PHONY: all clean However, when I try to build my project this, it gives m...
Simple question here. Quote from the PostgreSQL Getting Started guide: PostgreSQL can be installed by any unprivileged user; no superuser (root) access is required. Instructions on the PostgreSQL Installation Procedure: ./configure gmake su gmake install ... Notice that 'su' in there? It requires superuser access. ...