c++ - smake question
- Jim Jennings (25/25) Mar 19 2003 I am grass green on makefiles and am trying my first one.
- Nic Tiger (26/51) Mar 19 2003 I guess there is extra ':' in your 2nd line.
- Jim Jennings (6/31) Mar 19 2003 Never mind. I found the offending colon.
- Matthew Wilson (6/31) Mar 19 2003 Have you got Oram & Talbott's "Projects with make" (O'Reilly)? It's old ...
- Walter (5/30) Mar 19 2003 Remove the : after the ALLBIN.
- Jim Jennings (14/20) Mar 20 2003 Wow, you all are sure on the ball. Two answers in less than an hour, and
- Matthew Wilson (14/36) Mar 20 2003 Jim
- Walter (4/11) Mar 20 2003 all
- Matthew Wilson (5/19) Mar 20 2003 Is that a no?
I am grass green on makefiles and am trying my first one.
With the lines below from the makefile, I have tried:
smake /Fmakefile cleanall
which works, but
smake /Fmakefile clean
does not. It will clean out ALLOBJS, but not ALLBIN.
I have read all 26 pages of the "Managing Code with SMAKE" html file, and
cannot find an answer. (It may be there, but I do not see it.)
How do I get smake to work on two macros at the same time as I am trying to
do with "clean"? Or is it not possible?
Obviously, I could use "cleanall", or enter both cleanobjs and cleanbin on
the command line. Having spent a inordinate amount of time on this problem,
however, I am curious.
ALLOBJS = cross.obj crosstest.obj swap.obj string1.obj argv.
ALLBIN: = cross.exe swap.exe string1.exe argv.execharset.exe hello.exe
cleanobjs:
-del *.obj
cleanbin:
-del *.exe
cleanall:
-del *.obj *.exe
clean:
-del $(ALLOBJS)
-del $(ALLBIN)
Jim J.
Mar 19 2003
"Nic Tiger" <nictiger progtech.ru>
I guess there is extra ':' in your 2nd line.
Anyway the following works as expected:
-------------
ALLOBJS = cross.obj crosstest.obj swap.obj string1.obj argv.
ALLBIN = cross.exe swap.exe string1.exe argv.execharset.exe hello.exe
cleanobjs:
del *.obj
cleanbin:
del *.exe
cleanall:
echo cleanall
del *.obj *.exe
clean:
echo clean
del $(ALLOBJS)
del $(ALLBIN)
-------------
With command line "smake -f test.mak cleanall" it cleans files and prints
"cleanall".
With command line "smake -f test.mak clean" it cleans files and prints
"clean".
Nic Tiger.
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I am grass green on makefiles and am trying my first one.
With the lines below from the makefile, I have tried:
smake /Fmakefile cleanall
which works, but
smake /Fmakefile clean
does not. It will clean out ALLOBJS, but not ALLBIN.
I have read all 26 pages of the "Managing Code with SMAKE" html file, and
cannot find an answer. (It may be there, but I do not see it.)
How do I get smake to work on two macros at the same time as I am trying
to
do with "clean"? Or is it not possible?
Obviously, I could use "cleanall", or enter both cleanobjs and cleanbin on
the command line. Having spent a inordinate amount of time on this
problem,
however, I am curious.
ALLOBJS = cross.obj crosstest.obj swap.obj string1.obj argv.
ALLBIN: = cross.exe swap.exe string1.exe argv.execharset.exe hello.exe
cleanobjs:
-del *.obj
cleanbin:
-del *.exe
cleanall:
-del *.obj *.exe
clean:
-del $(ALLOBJS)
-del $(ALLBIN)
Jim J.
Mar 19 2003
Never mind. I found the offending colon. jwj "Jim Jennings" <jwjenn mindspring.com> wrote in message news:b5bd13$oer$1 digitaldaemon.com...I am grass green on makefiles and am trying my first one. With the lines below from the makefile, I have tried: smake /Fmakefile cleanall which works, but smake /Fmakefile clean does not. It will clean out ALLOBJS, but not ALLBIN. I have read all 26 pages of the "Managing Code with SMAKE" html file, and cannot find an answer. (It may be there, but I do not see it.) How do I get smake to work on two macros at the same time as I am tryingtodo with "clean"? Or is it not possible? Obviously, I could use "cleanall", or enter both cleanobjs and cleanbin on the command line. Having spent a inordinate amount of time on thisproblem,however, I am curious. ALLOBJS = cross.obj crosstest.obj swap.obj string1.obj argv. ALLBIN: = cross.exe swap.exe string1.exe argv.execharset.exe hello.exe cleanobjs: -del *.obj cleanbin: -del *.exe cleanall: -del *.obj *.exe clean: -del $(ALLOBJS) -del $(ALLBIN) Jim J.
Mar 19 2003
Have you got Oram & Talbott's "Projects with make" (O'Reilly)? It's old but really good for doing makefiles. "Jim Jennings" <jwjenn mindspring.com> wrote in message news:b5bd13$oer$1 digitaldaemon.com...I am grass green on makefiles and am trying my first one. With the lines below from the makefile, I have tried: smake /Fmakefile cleanall which works, but smake /Fmakefile clean does not. It will clean out ALLOBJS, but not ALLBIN. I have read all 26 pages of the "Managing Code with SMAKE" html file, and cannot find an answer. (It may be there, but I do not see it.) How do I get smake to work on two macros at the same time as I am tryingtodo with "clean"? Or is it not possible? Obviously, I could use "cleanall", or enter both cleanobjs and cleanbin on the command line. Having spent a inordinate amount of time on thisproblem,however, I am curious. ALLOBJS = cross.obj crosstest.obj swap.obj string1.obj argv. ALLBIN: = cross.exe swap.exe string1.exe argv.execharset.exe hello.exe cleanobjs: -del *.obj cleanbin: -del *.exe cleanall: -del *.obj *.exe clean: -del $(ALLOBJS) -del $(ALLBIN) Jim J.
Mar 19 2003
Remove the : after the ALLBIN. "Jim Jennings" <jwjenn mindspring.com> wrote in message news:b5bd13$oer$1 digitaldaemon.com...I am grass green on makefiles and am trying my first one. With the lines below from the makefile, I have tried: smake /Fmakefile cleanall which works, but smake /Fmakefile clean does not. It will clean out ALLOBJS, but not ALLBIN. I have read all 26 pages of the "Managing Code with SMAKE" html file, and cannot find an answer. (It may be there, but I do not see it.) How do I get smake to work on two macros at the same time as I am tryingtodo with "clean"? Or is it not possible? Obviously, I could use "cleanall", or enter both cleanobjs and cleanbin on the command line. Having spent a inordinate amount of time on thisproblem,however, I am curious. ALLOBJS = cross.obj crosstest.obj swap.obj string1.obj argv. ALLBIN: = cross.exe swap.exe string1.exe argv.execharset.exe hello.exe cleanobjs: -del *.obj cleanbin: -del *.exe cleanall: -del *.obj *.exe clean: -del $(ALLOBJS) -del $(ALLBIN) Jim J.
Mar 19 2003
Wow, you all are sure on the ball. Two answers in less than an hour, and three in two hours. The way I finally found the error was by trying "smake /Fmakefile" and it said it couldn't make =. Yes, I have the Oram & Talbott make book. I have just begun reading it. It is based on UNIX, so I have only referred to it occasionally until now. But I will go into it in depth immediately. I am doing a lot of small exercises, where I compile a group of programs over and over. A makefile sure helps, I have discovered. And dmc is the fastest compiler that I have seen -- by far. It is great! Thank you all very much, I had spent hours on that bug. Jim J "Jim Jennings" <jwjenn mindspring.com> wrote in message news:b5bd13$oer$1 digitaldaemon.com...I am grass green on makefiles and am trying my first one. With the lines below from the makefile, I have tried: smake /Fmakefile cleanall which works, but smake /Fmakefile clean does not. It will clean out ALLOBJS, but not ALLBIN.
Mar 20 2003
Jim You're more than welcome. :) I've had occasion this week to use DM's make for the first time, and there are a number of differences with the one I've previously favoured (Borland's). Walter, is it possible to create a separate newsgroup - make ? - so that all the make information can be centralised? Matthew "Jim Jennings" <jwjenn mindspring.com> wrote in message news:b5cshc$1po9$1 digitaldaemon.com...Wow, you all are sure on the ball. Two answers in less than an hour, and three in two hours. The way I finally found the error was by trying "smake /Fmakefile" and it said it couldn't make =. Yes, I have the Oram & Talbott make book. I have just begun reading it. It is based on UNIX, so I have only referred to it occasionally until now.ButI will go into it in depth immediately. I am doing a lot of smallexercises,where I compile a group of programs over and over. A makefile sure helps,Ihave discovered. And dmc is the fastest compiler that I have seen -- byfar.It is great! Thank you all very much, I had spent hours on that bug. Jim J "Jim Jennings" <jwjenn mindspring.com> wrote in message news:b5bd13$oer$1 digitaldaemon.com...I am grass green on makefiles and am trying my first one. With the lines below from the makefile, I have tried: smake /Fmakefile cleanall which works, but smake /Fmakefile clean does not. It will clean out ALLOBJS, but not ALLBIN.
Mar 20 2003
"Matthew Wilson" <dmd synesis.com.au> wrote in message news:b5d7h5$21le$1 digitaldaemon.com...Jim You're more than welcome. :) I've had occasion this week to use DM's make for the first time, and there are a number of differences with the one I've previously favoured (Borland's). Walter, is it possible to create a separate newsgroup - make ? - so thatallthe make information can be centralised?There's been a lot of traffic recently on smake, but that's pretty rare.
Mar 20 2003
Is that a no? ;) "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> wrote in message news:b5dbav$24kb$1 digitaldaemon.com..."Matthew Wilson" <dmd synesis.com.au> wrote in message news:b5d7h5$21le$1 digitaldaemon.com...thereJim You're more than welcome. :) I've had occasion this week to use DM's make for the first time, andare a number of differences with the one I've previously favoured (Borland's). Walter, is it possible to create a separate newsgroup - make ? - so thatallthe make information can be centralised?There's been a lot of traffic recently on smake, but that's pretty rare.
Mar 20 2003