Hi,
Gdb -f option seems only show the fullpath of the source file for a single
frame, but it doesn't show the full path for all the stacks when 'where' and
'bt' command is used. How to enable gdb to show the full path of the source
file for all the stacks when 'where' or 'bt' command is used?
Henrik Carlqvist wrote:
Try "make -d"
Running make -d will also make you aware of a lot o rules that are built
into make.
Hi Henrik,
thanks for the answer. The -d option is highly verbose and helps for
small tasks, but for a Makefile that the output is already thousands of
lines will driv
Renato Golin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a make option that shows
> something like this:
>
> $ make
> make: *** No rule to make target `1.bar', needed by `1.foo'... make: ***
> No rule to make target `1.foo', needed by `all'. Stop.
Try "make -d"
Running make -d will also make you awa
Hi,
Is there any option to print a stack trace of all rules that gnu make
has passed before it broke?
I'll explain better, my makefile is:
all: 1.foo 2.foo 3.foo
@rm -f *.bar
%.foo : %.bar
@echo $@ needs $<
%.bar :
touch $@
Running it yields:
$ make
touch 1.bar
1.foo
