I'm loosing my mind here. I thought I knew how make files work. I've been
using them for years!!!!
Could anyone tell me why this compiles l3.o:-
>COMPILER=cx332
>
>%.o : %.c
> $(COMPILER) $*.c
>
>l3.o:l3.c
>
>all: l3.o
and why this does not:-
>COMPILER=cx332
>
>%.o : %.c
> $(COMPILER) $*.c
>
>all: l3.o
which exits with this error:-
>make: *** No rule to make target `l3.o', needed by `all'. Stop.
I thought that once I have defined the .o -> .c rule, I shouldn't have to
explicitly define l3.o:l3.c relationship. I'm operating with a flat
directory structure, with source and makefile in the same directory.
I'm using Gnu Make v3.77 operating on a NT host. I dont know if this is a
newsgroup, if it is, I'm not currently subscribed so any reply will need to
be sent direct to me.
Many thanks
Gerwyn Davies
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