I\'m new to the ND开发者_StackOverflow社区K. (using Windows). I have downloaded cygwin and the NDK. I have unzipped the NDK in C:\\. When I run cygwin I change to the NDK directory and I run the comma
I\'m trying to create a generic build template for my Makefiles, kind of like they discuss in the eval documentation.
How similar/different are gnu make, microsoft nmake and posix standard make? Obviously there\'s things like \"which OS?\", \"which compiler?\" and \"which linker?\", but I\'m referring specifically t
I have the following makefile (fragment) SRC_DIR= src OBJ_DIR= obj DEP_DIR= dep BIN_DIR= . SRC_FILES:= $(wildcard $(SRC_DIR)/*.cpp)
After years of not using make, I find myself needing it again, the gnu version now.I\'m pretty sure I should be able to do what I want, but haven\'t figured out how, or found an answer with Google, et
I\'ve posted the relevant bits of my makefile. When I run make all on this makefile, there\'s a compilation error when compiling debugosd.o. However, because make found a previously built debugosd.o,
I have a set of makefiles I use to build a \'big\' C project.I am now trying to reuse some in my C++ project and have run into this headache that I just cannot figure out.
I have a GNU Makefile that looks a bit like this: LIST = item1 .PHONY: targetMain targetA targetB preA preB
Apart from the fact that bmake is an BSD equivalent of GNU make, I could not clearly understand it\'s advantages over GNU make. Can anyone help me? I was able to find only one resource that was bit he
My first question (yay!) is about gnumake and parallel builds.Here\'s a quick example file: .PHONY: tool_1 tool_2 tool_3 tool_4 all tools
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