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From:	elric AT wheel DOT dcn DOT davis DOT ca DOT us (Jeffrey Taylor)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: GNU-Make: DOS-paths
Date:	21 Jul 1995 17:24:31 GMT
Organization:	Davis Community Network - Davis, California, USA
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The solution is to drop/edit out the "c:" from the paths.  Make 
interprets the colon as signalling a dependency.  This does restrict you 
to doing all DJGPP stuff on the current drive, usually not much of a problem.

Megens SA (samegen AT cs DOT vu DOT nl) 
wrote:


: Hi!

: I have a bit of a problem with GNU-make:

: I try to let gcc create dependencies for my source-files with -MM and this
: works great. But since it's working on a DOS-filesystem, the dependencies
: often have the form 'c:/sam/sources/somefile.h'. If GNU-make encounters
: such a dependency, it doesn't like it and halts with a message like
: 'multiple target patterns'.
: I don't have the dependency file and the exact error-message available
: right now, but I could post it later on if that would make :) the problem 
: more clear.

: Thanks for any help.

: DGreetings,

: SAM

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