James Golovich wrote:
The mkdep simply builds .depend files in each directory of the source
tree. make uses this to determine what needs to be rebuilt if one of the
header files has changed. There is nothing to worry about at all with
that part.
OK; I'll ignore it. It can be confusing when a make produces a lot of
things that look like error messages but aren't. ;-)
It looks like either your CC line in the Makefile has been changed, or
perhaps your overriding it somehow. Make sure your using unmodified code.
The code was just downloaded from cvs, the current "stable" version.
I didn't have a CC in the environment. I added CC=/usr/bin/gcc (which
is the same as /usr/bin/cc), but that had no effect.
/var/spool/asterisk is a directory not an executable, and make should be
calling gcc instead of /var/spool/asterisk
Yeah; I sorta noticed that, and the multiple spaces in the command.
It looks like a bunch of Makefile macros came up undefined. Maybe
I'll have to dig into the Makefile and see what it's trying to do.
I was sorta hoping that, since it's the current "stable" release,
someone else had seen the same symptoms and could say "Oh, yeah;
you just ...."
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