hi!
just a wild guess without actually knowing your makefile:
maybe concatination of the two variables leaves a string containing a
blank. that would break matching the rule.
to check, try
ttt:
echo $(OUT_APP_OBJ)
as the first target in your makefile but after setting this variable.
tschau...
ause
Pierre-Andre Galmes wrote:
Hello,
After some more investigation, I found the following. The problem comes
from the following call :
$(OUT_BIN)/_%$(EXE_EXT) : $(OUT_APP_OBJ)/%.$(OBJ_EXT)
The problem is the value of the $(OUT_APP_OBJ) variable. After some test
this is what I found. Depending on the value it may or may not compile.
The original value does not compile :
# Not ok
OUT_APP_OBJ = $(OUT_OBJ)/$(APP_NAME)
OUT_APP_OBJ = $(OUT_OBJ)$(APP_NAME)
But the following do :
# OK
OUT_APP_OBJ = $(APP_NAME)
OUT_APP_OBJ = $(OUT_OBJ)
OUT_APP_OBJ = $(OUT_BIN)
OUT_APP_OBJ = /$(OUT_OBJ)/
With
OUT_OBJ = /opt/OpenOffice.org2.0_SDK/examples/DevelopersGuide/ProfUNO/
CppBinding/build/OpenOffice.org2.0_SDK/LINUXexample.out/obj
APP_NAME = SimpleBootstrap_cpp
Any Idea of wht may be wrong ? Might be an idea to the make a patch to
correct this problem.
Cheers,
Pierre-Andre
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