I created the following new MIB directory:
.../agent/mibgroup/OC-STB-HOST-MIB/ocStbHostAVInterfaceTable/
and generated the required code using the mib2c command. All of the generated
code is inside this new directory. I updated the code and confirmed it
compiles using the local "ocStbHostAVInterface_Makefile" (which was generated
by the mib2c command). After doing this, I deleted all the ".o" files since I
wanted to compile everything using the main "configure" command now just for
fun (ie: learning experience).
After I ran the "configure" command and then performed the "make" command, I
would have assumed this "make" command would have generated all of the ".o"
files again and would have placed them in the above mentioned directory.
However, the "make" command returned the following error:
mibgroup/ocStbHostAVInterfaceTable/ocStbHostAVInterfaceTable.o: No such file
Any idea why this is being produced?
I know I can generate the ".o" files by running the
"ocStbHostAVInterface_Makefile" supplied by the mib2c command but it does not
make sense that I would need to generate all the ".o" files for each table
individually using each individual Makefile command ..... right?
Let me know what I am doing wrong, or at least what I am not understanding ...
thanks.
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