I have a project divided in modules, each hosted in a directory, say: root |_module_A _module.cpp _Makefile
I\'m trying to build hello world on Objective-C on Linux (Ubuntu). main.c #import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
I am trying to compile a large number of files using the make utility. In between the run I get the following e开发者_StackOverflowrror many times
So I have this Makefile based build system that my users feel is working too slowly. For the sake of this question lets define performance as the time it takes make to figure out what it should actual
I would like to have a makefile like this: cudaLib : # Create shared library with nvcc ocelotLib : # Create shared library for gpuocelot
I work in a computational biophysics lab. I am not a programmer, although I do get paid to act like one. Here\'s my problem: the main product of the lab is a ginormous (50+ source files) C program. I
I\'ve been searching for an hour, and this information appears to be nowhere... I\'d like to be able to extract (and possibly use) the number of requested make \"jobs,\" as passed via the -j option,
Using GNU Make I want to remove values from a variable: VAR := x.c y.c z.c <snip> VAR += x_x.c y_y.c
I have a collection of examples that I want to make sure they fail to compile. What is the best way to to that with a *GNU Makefile?
I want to do generate rules in Makefile by this: # $(call cc-defs, ccfiles) define cc-defs $1.files = $(patsubst %.cc,%.proto,$1)
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