Make executes default rule when I run one target
I have the following file structure:
Filestructure
How do I print a multiline make variable directly into a pipeline?
Consider a makefile with a multiline item:
Difference between % and * in makefile
What is the difference between these 2 statements?
No rule to make target ‘build/main.o’, needed by ‘build’. Stop
Trying to learn makefile. Correct me if I’m understanding it wrong.
No rule to make target ‘build/main.o’, needed by ‘build’. Stop
Trying to learn makefile. Correct me if I’m understanding it wrong.
No rule to make target ‘build/main.o’, needed by ‘build’. Stop
Trying to learn makefile. Correct me if I’m understanding it wrong.
Single makefile to make for all targets
I have a makefile with 2 different targets – one builds for LINUX executable and the other builds for WINDOWS executable.
Makefile Doesn’t Recompile File After Source Changes
I am writing a small OS, but when I try to edit the stage1 bootloader source file it doesn’t get recompiled.
Here is the main Makefile:
Error 127 while compiling in Sage powershell the download of Cremona Database
While compiling the Cremona database in Sage powershell compilation stopped after a while with error 127 make[1556]: Entering directory ‘/opt/sagemath-9.3’
make[1556]: *** [Makefile:37: bootstrap] Error 127
Why can’t I use $(@D) in a Makefile prerequisite?
When I compile my C files and output the resulting object files into their own directory, I need to make sure this directory exists.
I have seen two approaches for this: