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I've been using the pseudotarget all from the beginning. The strange thing is that this only happens with DLLs. There's nothing special about .EXEs are far as NMAKE is concerned, is there? There is 1 Reply.
Perhaps I didn't explain this properly. When you have the following: .c.obj: $(cc) $(cflags) $(cdebug) $< file1.obj: file1.c file2.obj: file2.c file3.obj: file3.c target.exe: file1.obj file2.obj file3.obj link …. This should build all three object files if they are either out of date or non-existent. In my case, when building a…
#NMAKE problem
Message #50613
I having a problem getting objects to build in my makefile. The first one in the list builds, but all others are not. What's strange is that it seems that NMAKE realizes the target is out of date, because when I run nmake with: nmake /d I get the following…
NMAKE problem
Message #50612
I having a problem getting objects to build in my makefile. The first one in the list builds, but all others are not. What's strange is that it seems that NMAKE realizes the target is out of date, because when I run nmake with: nmake /d I get the following…
NMAKE problem
Message #50611
I having a problem getting objects to build in my makefile. The first one in the list builds, but all others are not. What's strange is that it seems that NMAKE realizes the target is out of date, because when I run nmake with: nmake /d I get the following…