Messages in this thread |  | | From | (James M. Cassidy) | Subject | PProbablem with 'make' | Date | Fri, 14 Jun 96 15:49:46 EDT |
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I'm not sure if this is a probablem with upgraading my kernel or what but my make program no longer seems to work. Right after I upgraded it worked fine for installing procpss. But now it doesn't seem able to find the 'Makefile' by default, but sit finds 'makefile' and 'GNUmakefile' fine. If I use the -f option with it to specify the Makefile it's ubable to compile the files right because something like:
all: file1.o file2.o
Will give an error:
make: *No rule to make 'file1.o' required for so and so*
I read the release notes with the libc upgrade and it says make might be broke with the new dirent structure. I even tried recompiled make (Which I mainly had to do by hand) but I still got the same errors from the new binary.
I checked the permissions on the directories and the files where I was compiling and they are all correct. The 'x' flag is on the directories for searching them and root does own them which I'mm currently compiling with. They are also readable and writable by owner, group, and user so that shouldn't be a probablem either.
Right now I have absolutetly no idea what the probablem could be. And I really need to get the probablem fixed so I can compiled a bunch of programs I need to compile. If anyone has got similar probablems and has fixed them please let me know how you fixed them.
- Jim
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