Dear Christoph, I am also not so familiar with Makefiles but did you check the log file which was generated after the execution of configure command? There you can see if the process found a proper compiler and other requirements for the make file to function.
best C On 5 June 2013 16:12, Christoph Wolf <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear Sieasta Users!**** > > I am a student and I am currently “getting started” with band structure > calculation for my graduate research.**** > > ** ** > > I am running into troubles compiling using the makefile generated using > /Src/configure**** > > ** ** > > I made sure that the arch.make is actually produced by deleting in from > /Obj and then running ../Src/configure again. The makefile is created > without error. But running make in the Obj folder gives me an error: No > target. Stop.**** > > ** ** > > Actually I don’t know much about makefiles but there is indeed no target. > My own makefiles look something like:**** > > ** ** > > All: <dependencies>**** > > …**** > > …**** > > ** ** > > Where all is the target. The structure in arch.make is somewhat different > but I don’t feel qualified to manipulate the code. I searched google but > apparently not many people run into that error und the help someone else > received here in another thread does not help me.**** > > ** ** > > Any help appreciated!**** > > Best wishes,**** > > Chris**** >
