> did you bother to go to the link i gave in the email?
>
> http://www.geocrawler.com/archives/3/2912/2001/5/0/5685984/
>
> it specifically says this:
>
> ---
> liberty: $(EXEC) $(EXEC).def $(EXEC).ro
> $(BUILDPRC) -o $(EXEC).ro $(EXEC).def liberty
>
> $(EXEC).ro: $(EXEC).rcp
> $(PILRC) -R $(EXEC).ro -prc -q $(EXEC).rcp
> ---
>
> see what your missing?
I looked at the link and the example. To me, the above makefile part
says (for ease sake, let EXEC=be)
to create liberty, it needs be, be.def, be.ro
when you have these do this to create liberty
build-prc -o be.ro be.def liberty
the above command says to me:
run build-prc and send the output to be.ro (which already exists) from
the input files be.def and liberty (which doesn't exists and results
in a cyclic rule)
Am I just use to a different type of make file? gnumake vs oldmake vs
nmake?
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