Try adding your "tcp/file.o" to OBJ_CC
in Makefile.in, then run ./configure and make.
The Makefile.in file is used to create the Makefile which is used by "make".
Regards
Lee Begg
On Wed, 09 Aug 2006 20:40, Aleksandar Smolovic wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have file.cc and file.h and I put that in for
Hi,
When you run ./configure, your makefile gets altered. That's why your line
'disappeard'! And as a result, file.o was not created, hence the 'invalid
command' error.
(you only need to run ./configure if you're compiling for the very first
time)
So, once you add the tcp/file.o \line, just
Hi,
Your observations are expected!! The only thing that's going wrong in
your case is that you do './configure' over and over again !! When you
run './configure', it regenerates a new Makefile, which overwrites the
Makefile that you modified. Thus, your changes vanish. So, after you
modify t
