To:	djgpp AT delorie DOT com
References:	<AAWjz6ryU9 AT pauzner DOT mccme DOT ru>
Message-Id:	<ABBNC7rib3@pauzner.mccme.ru>
From:	"Leonid Pauzner" <leonid AT pauzner DOT mccme DOT ru>
Date:	Sat, 28 Mar 1998 12:41:31 +0300 (MSK)
Subject:	Re: DJGPP on drive c: and sources on drive d: PROBLEM
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> > without GUI it happens to work with all my dos program, but DJGPP:
> > I always got "make.exe: *** no targets. stop."
> > [...]
> > After all, I have realized that the only thing was changed:
> > I moved all my sources to another drive (d:)
> > I copy them back to c: there compiler resides - and no more problem now!
> >
> > I guess this strange bug come from DJGPP's UNIX nature:
> > only one logical drive there...
>
> This cannot be true; I have been able to compile across multiple drives
[...]
> Anyway, please describe your configuration and your project in greater
> detail; it may be that one or more environment variables contain
> relative rather than absolute paths, or that your makefile specifies
> absolute rather than relative paths.  Can you compile programs on other
> drives without using Make (i.e., by calling gcc manually)?  Is this
> other drive a networked drive?  If so, what NOS (Network Operating


More detailed explanation: I have djgpp environment variable
pointed out to djgpp.env in DJGPP tree root.
djgpp.env not changed, it is from 2.01 distribution.
My sources tree located on another local drive, no network.
I use makefile so I cannot start gcc manually. Maybe this
can help you, one of makefile.dos begins with the following
lines:

#
# Makefile for the makeuctb and unicode tables
# for use with DJGPP.
# [... more text omitted]
#
CFLAGS = $(MCFLAGS)

CC = gcc
MCFLAGS = -O3 -DDOSPATH -DNO_TTYTYP \
-I../../WWW/library/implement -I../../djgpp/tcplib/include \
-I../../djgpp/tcplib/include/tcp

makeuctb.exe: makeuctb.c UCkd.h
        $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o makeuctb.exe makeuctb.c
        strip makeuctb.exe
# ...

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