Le vendredi 6 novembre 2015 09:57:42 UTC+1, aubertin.sylvain a écrit :
> THE WARNING I RECEIVE                                                         
>                                                 make: Dépendance circulaire 
> ins <- ins.o abandonnée. 
> gcc -c ins ins.o   
> gcc: warning: ins: linker input file unused because linking not done 
> gcc: warning: ins.o: linker input file unused because linking not done 
> THE BOTTOM OF THE MAKEFILE 
> tri.o: tri 
>       /bin/bash tri tri.o 
> ins.o : ins 
>       gcc -c ins ins.o 
> THE TOP OF MY SOURCE CODE
> ---- a/ins 
> +++ b/ins 
> #ins   
> I changed many times the name of the compiler without any succss The. Error 
> is either on the top of  my code named « ins », or  in the name of the 
> compiler, at the bottom of the makefile.
>    May I have some help. Thanks a lot

I changed the name of my source (ins.c instead of ins) and the first thing I 
see : all my program became coloured, and the compiler goes on. It is 
marvellous.Thank you very much.
 However there is something I don't understand: he finds many errors. I copied 
that "insert sort" on the pages of a school. Maybe the compiler does not 
understand that language. Thanks again

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