So the T1 file was a red herring to see if we were paying attention?
heh...
Try this from the directory where your make is failing:
ls -l $MAKERULES
just to make sure you have the variable set right and the
file is accessible. After that I'm at a loss...
MS
John Smith wrote:
> Yes, the one in tinyos-2.x does exist, I just looked at it. I haven't
> changed anything there and it's the stock Makerules file from when I
> first installed tinyos.
>
> Here it is:
>
> #-*-Makefile-*- vim:syntax=make
> #$Id: Makerules,v 1.6 2008/09/26 20:13:58 klueska Exp $
>
> # @author Cory Sharp <[email protected]
> <mailto:[email protected]>>
>
> ### --- This makefile requires GNU Make version 3.80 or newer.
>
>
> ### ---
> ### --- Prepare variables
> ### ---
>
> # Get TOSDIR from ncc if it isn't set already.
> ifndef TOSDIR
> TOSDIR := $(shell ncc -print-tosdir)
> endif
>
> # Mung MAKERULES for Cygwin; see the warning below for more details.
> ifneq ($(findstring \,$(MAKERULES)),)
> MAKERULES := $(subst \,/,$(MAKERULES))
> define BACKSLASH_WARNING
> warning, MAKERULES contains backslashes.
>
> The environment variable MAKERULES contains backslashes \'s. This can
> cause shell scripts including ones in this make system to fail in
> strange ways. I've changed those to forward slashes for you for this
> build. However, you are strongly encouraged to respecify MAKERULES as
> either a standard unix-style path or as a mixed-style path where the
> backslashes are replaced with forward slashes /'s.
>
> endef
> $(warning $(BACKSLASH_WARNING))
> endif
>
> # Deduce TINYOS_MAKE_PATH, the path to this file, if it's not defined
> already.
> ifndef TINYOS_MAKE_PATH
> ifdef MAKERULES
> TINYOS_MAKE_PATH := $(dir $(MAKERULES))
> TINYOS_MAKE_PATH := $(TINYOS_MAKE_PATH:%/=%)
> else
> TINYOS_MAKE_PATH := $(TOSDIR)/../support/make
> endif
> endif
>
> # Use a default Makelocal if it's not defined already.
> TINYOS_MAKELOCAL ?= $(TINYOS_MAKE_PATH)/Makelocal
>
> # Use a default Makedefaults if it's not defined already.
> TINYOS_MAKEDEFAULTS ?= $(TINYOS_MAKE_PATH)/Makedefaults
>
> # Allow users to specify additional directories to find TOSMake files.
> TOSMAKE_TEMP_PATH := $(TOSMAKE_PATH)
> TOSMAKE_PATH = $(TINYOS_MAKE_PATH)
> TOSMAKE_PATH += $(TOSMAKE_TEMP_PATH)
>
> # Save makecmdgoals (a read only var) to goals so that we can modify it.
> GOALS += $(MAKECMDGOALS)
>
> # Extract user options from goals of the form opt,arg, transform to
> opt=arg,
> # and evaluate. Then, reduce GOALS to have the args removed.
> OptRE := [,.]
> GoalOpts := $(shell perl -e 'print join " ", map
> {s{^(.*?)$(OptRE)}{\U$$1=};$$_} grep /$(OptRE)/, split /\s+/, "$(GOALS)";')
> GOALS := $(shell perl -e '$$_="$(GOALS)"; s{$(OptRE)\S*}{}g; print;')
> $(foreach opt,$(GoalOpts),$(eval $(opt)))
>
>
> ### ---
> ### --- Define make functions.
> ### --- (Lord, this is ugly. I want a real scripting language so bad.)
> ### ---
> ### --- The functions a user will generally be interested in are
> ### --- TOSMake_include(file)
> ### --- TOSMake_include_platform(dir)
> ### ---
>
> # names(words)
> # Produce option names, like junk from /path/to/junk.target.
> names = $(sort $(basename $(notdir $(1))))
>
> # TOSMake_find(file_or_dir)
> # Search for file_or_dir within TOSMAKE_PATH. For the special case of
> # initializing TOSMAKE_PATH itself, this function does not search
> # TOSMAKE_PATH if file_or_dir begins with +.
> sh_search = for a in $(TOSMAKE_PATH); do [ -e "$$a/$$n" ] && echo
> "$$a/$$n" && break; done
> TOSMake_find = $(if $(filter +%,$(1)),$(1:+%=%),$(shell n="$(1)";
> $(sh_search)))
>
> # TOSMake_makelist(dir,extension)
> # Get a list of files with the given extension from a directory which
> MUST
> # be a subdir under TOSMAKE_PATH.
> TOSMake_makelist = $(wildcard $(call TOSMake_find,$(1))/*.$(2))
>
> # TOSMake_include(file)
> # Include a makefile which MUST be in a dir or subdir under TOSMAKE_PATH.
> TOSMake_include = $(eval include $(call TOSMake_find,$(1)))
>
> # TOSMake_extra_targets(name)
> # Create a default make targets for a TOSMake extra full with its
> possible
> # options afterward.
> define TOSMake_extra_targets
> $(subst :,%,$(1)): FORCE
> @:
> endef
>
> # TOSMake_include_dir(dir)
> # Pull in .extras and .targets from a directory which MUST be a subdir
> # under TOSMAKE_PATH. Create default extra rules as necessary, etc.
> TOSMake_include_dir = $(eval $(call TOSMake_include_dir_define,$(1)))
> define TOSMake_include_dir_define
> $(eval NEW_EXTRAS := $(call TOSMake_makelist,$(1),extra))
> $(eval NEW_TARGETS := $(call TOSMake_makelist,$(1),target))
> $(eval VALID_EXTRAS += $(NEW_EXTRAS))
> $(eval VALID_TARGETS += $(NEW_TARGETS))
> $(eval EXTRAS = $(filter $(call names,$(VALID_EXTRAS)),$(GOALS)))
> $(eval TARGETS = $(filter $(call names,$(VALID_TARGETS)),$(GOALS)))
> $(eval OTHERS = $(filter-out $(EXTRAS) $(TARGETS),$(GOALS)))
> $(foreach file,$(NEW_EXTRAS) $(NEW_TARGETS),$(if $(filter $(call
> names,$(file)),$(GOALS)),$(eval include $(file))))
> endef
>
> # TOSMake_include_platform(dir)
> # Pull in a directory as a new TOSMake platform, which MUST be a
> subdir of
> # TOSMAKE_PATH. A platform directory must also have a .rules file, which
> # is automatically evaluated.
> TOSMake_include_platform=$(eval $(call
> TOSMake_include_platform_define,$(1)))
> define TOSMake_include_platform_define
> $(call TOSMake_include_dir,$(1))
> $(call TOSMake_include,$(1)/$(1).rules)
> endef
>
>
> ### ---
> ### --- Include Makelocal and Makedefaults
> ### ---
>
> # Makelocal comes first to allow overriding Makedefaults.
> -include $(TINYOS_MAKELOCAL)
> -include $(TINYOS_MAKEDEFAULTS)
>
> PLATFORMDIR ?= $(TOSDIR)/platforms/$(PLATFORM)
>
> # Mark TOSMAKE_PATH with a + so that they're not searched for by
> TOSMake_find.
> $(foreach incdir,$(addprefix +,$(TOSMAKE_PATH)),$(call
> TOSMake_include_dir,$(incdir)))
>
> # Make default rules for each extra with full argument
> $(foreach goal,$(MAKECMDGOALS),$(if $(filter-out $(TARGETS)
> help,$(goal)),$(eval $(call TOSMake_extra_targets,$(goal)))))
>
>
> ### ---
> ### --- Define USAGE, print help if necessary or requested, etc.
> ### ---
>
> # USAGE is printed out when help is requested. Files other than this
> should
> # add text to HELP, not USAGE.
> define USAGE
>
>
> Usage: make <target> <extras>
> make <target> help
>
> Valid targets: $(call names,$(VALID_TARGETS))
> Valid extras: $(call names,$(VALID_EXTRAS))
> $(HELP)
>
> endef
>
> # If no target or an invalid target is specified, print usage.
> ifeq ($(TARGETS),)
> ifeq ($(GOALS),)
> $(error $(USAGE)Please specify a valid target)
> else
> $(error $(USAGE)ERROR, "$(GOALS)" does not specify a valid target)
> endif
> endif
>
> # If the user specifically had help on the command line, don't build any
> # targets, instead display help information and exit with a nice error.
> ifeq ($(filter help,$(GOALS)),help)
> define USAGE
>
>
> Usage: make $(TARGETS) <extras>
>
> Valid targets: $(call names,$(VALID_TARGETS))
> Valid extras: $(call names,$(VALID_EXTRAS))
> $(HELP)
>
> endef
> $(error $(USAGE)Thank you)
> endif
>
>
> .PHONY: FORCE
>
>
>
> On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 2:41 PM, Michael Schippling <[email protected]
> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>
> Make sure the file actually exists.
> The error says it can't find a tinyos-2.x rules file,
> but it looks like you have posted a tinyos-1.x file.
>
> MS
>
> John Smith wrote:
>
> Hi again,
>
> I'm trying to have my simple program compile.
>
> This is the error that I'm getting.
>
> $ make
> ../Makerules:28: "/opt/tinyos-2.x/support/make/Makerules": No
> such file or directory
> make: *** No rule to make target
> `"/opt/tinyos-2.x/support/make/Makerules"'. Stop.
>
> I'm confused. I set the variable Makerules... so I don't
> understand why it's not compiling.
>
> tinyos-1.x/apps/Makerules:
> #-*-Makefile-*- vim:syntax=make
> #$Id: Makerules,v 1.37 2004/11/07 15:22:14 mdwelsh Exp $
>
> ######################################################################
> # Base Makefile for nesC apps.
> #
> # Created: 6/2002, Philip Levis <[email protected]
> <mailto:[email protected]> <mailto:[email protected]
> <mailto:[email protected]>>>
> #
> # Updated: 6/18/2002 Rob von Behren <[email protected]
> <mailto:[email protected]> <mailto:[email protected]
> <mailto:[email protected]>>>
> # Multi-platform support
> #
> # Updated: 6/20/2002 David Gay <[email protected]
> <mailto:[email protected]> <mailto:[email protected]
> <mailto:[email protected]>>>
> # Compile via gcc, make tos.th <http://tos.th>
> <http://tos.th> system-wide, not app-wide
>
> # (still need to ponder group selection)
> #
> # Updated: 6/27/2003 Jaein Jeong <[email protected]
> <mailto:[email protected]> <mailto:[email protected]
> <mailto:[email protected]>>>
>
> # In-network programming support for mica2, mica2dot
> platforms
> #
> ######################################################################
>
> *export MAKERULES="/opt/tinyos-2.x/support/make/Makerules"*
>
> ifndef MAKERULES
> MAKERULES=$(shell ncc -print-tosdir)/../apps/Makerules
> endif
> ifndef QUELL_RECURSIVE_TINYOS_APPS_MAKERULES
> QUELL_RECURSIVE_TINYOS_APPS_MAKERULES=1
> include $(MAKERULES)
> else
>
> # this needs to be -dlpt=3 on thinkpads
> # PROGRAMMER_EXTRA_FLAGS :=
> # We don't actually set it here, so you can either set the
> # PROGRAMMER_EXTRA_FLAGS environment variable (recommended) or
> # define it in ../Makelocal
>
> -include $(shell ncc -print-tosdir)/../apps/Makelocal
>
> # User configuration:
> # Specify user values in Makelocal to override the defaults here
>
> ifndef DEFAULT_LOCAL_GROUP
> DEFAULT_LOCAL_GROUP := 0x7d
>
> ....................................
>
> What am I missing?
>
> I looked at this source for information.
>
>
> http://mail.millennium.berkeley.edu/pipermail/tinyos-help/2008-January/030286.html
>
>
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