Hi all!!! I have been trying to port a piece of C++ code from windows to Linux environment. I'm using redhat9 which has KDE3 and QT3.1.x on it.
I used KDevelop 2.1 bundled with it. I created a new C++ project with KDevelop. The code needs to import headers and .a files containing the definitions of functions contained therein. I supplied the path of the folder containing the headers as "-Ipath_of_header_folder" as a compiler flag and supplied the path of library files' folder as "- Lpath_of_lib_folder" as a linker flag. Then I mentioned the names of the libraries that need to be linked with the code in the linker options->additional libraries. I have used -Wall compiler flag. The code is compiling properly but when I hit make, the compiler is throwing up the following error: gmake[3]: *** No rule to make target `lib_file.a,', needed by `project_name'. Stop. Seems something is wrong with the make options but I haven't changed any of the defaults.. Please Help!!! _______________________________________________ help-gplusplus mailing list help-gplusplus@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gplusplus
