I have a makefile that contains this code all: hello.exe hello.exe: hello.o gcc -o hello.exe hello.o hello.o: hello.c gcc -c hello.c clean: r
So, I'm trying to compile a homebrew program for the 3DS but when ever I run "make" I get this: E:\3DS-Stuff\fasthax>make 0 [main] make 16616 handle_exce
The Problem: Is it possible to give a target a different name or alias, such that it can be invoked using either the original target name or the alias. For ex
If I build a module which depends on other modules, and i get this warning: 'function or symbol ?' [source dir/my_module.ko] undefined! What does the warn
I'm writing a makefile like so: LIB_DIR = $(shell pwd)/.linuxbrew/Cellar/boost/1.62.0/ FLAGS = -std=c++14 INC= -I$(LIB_DIR)include LIB_PATH = -L$(LIB_DIR)lib
Hello i am new to ubuntu. I want to run a c program in ubuntu.On the terminal i typed "make ex1.c" (my file name is ex1) and the after pressing enter button , t
I have a slew of makefile targets that do the same thing: ${SOME_FILE}: ${FILES} | ${DIST_DIR} @@cat ${FILES} | \ sed 's/@D
make is halting and reporting an error code of 12 after attempting to zip -u some files. The error code 12 is actually an exit status from zip which indicates
I'm trying to build squid with openssl, but fail because make threats warnings as errors An example: gadgets.h -> error 'void RSA_free(RSA*)' is deprecated;
Suppose I have a simple makefile like: hello: echo "hello world" bye: echo "bye bye" Then in bash I want something like: make h < tab > so
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