* Hans-Joachim Lankenau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050720 15:28]: > hi! Hi Hans-Joachim,
> 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 $(OUT_APP_OBJ) > as the first target in your makefile but after setting this variable. I also suppose that it may be such a kind of problem, but after testing, the concatanation seems ok. To test, I created a directory test in CppBindings to test the all stuff. The makefile is really simple : # Makefile - PRJ=../../../../.. SETTINGS=$(PRJ)/settings include $(SETTINGS)/settings.mk include $(SETTINGS)/std.mk include $(SETTINGS)/dk.mk # Define non-platform/compiler specific settings APP_NAME=SimpleBootstrap_cpp # HERE IS THE PROBLEM OUT_APP_OBJ = $(OUT_OBJ)/$(APP_NAME) # DOES WORK # OUT_APP_OBJ = $(OUT_OBJ) .PHONY: ALL ALL : \ SimpleBootstrapCppExample include $(SETTINGS)/stdtarget.mk $(OUT_APP_OBJ)/%.$(OBJ_EXT) : @echo "coucou3" coucou : @echo "coucou3" $(OUT_BIN)/_%$(EXE_EXT) : $(OUT_APP_OBJ)/%.$(OBJ_EXT) @echo "coucou2" @echo $(OUT_APP_OBJ)/%.$(OBJ_EXT) $(OUT_BIN)/%$(EXE_EXT) : $(OUT_BIN)/_%$(EXE_EXT) @echo "coucou" SimpleBootstrapCppExample : $(OUT_BIN)/SimpleBootstrap_cpp$(EXE_EXT) @echo "end" Thanks for the help ! Pierre-Andre -- "I have always wished for my computer to be as easy to use as my telephone; my wish has come true because I can no longer figure out how to use my telephone" - Bjarne Stroustrup - --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
