Hello,
On 7/1/08, Stepan Kasal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>perhaps my first question is a bit naive, but why does this confuse
>your make?
make says something like this:
Makefile:1: *** multiple target patterns. Stop.
As I understand, it interprets the input as
targets : target_pattern : \
sort_of_another_target_pattern : ... \
: at_last__prerequisite_pattern
The paths themselves are correct.
>Couldn't WinAVR be patched so that it produces this type of paths, to
>be compatible with its host environment?
The problem is cygwin is not WinAVR host environment,
it has it's own based on msys.
It's gcc honestly tells where it's headers have been installed.
I checked the WinAVR make, it can deal with such dependencies.
Unfortunately, it does not work on cygwin.
Probably the best is to build WinAVR tools from scratch on cygwin.
>Well, first you are depending on Automake internals, so you are at
>risk that things may break with future versions of Automake. I
>suggest to test the feature each time you upgrade to new Automake
>API, i. e., Automake 1.11, 1.12, etc.
Bad news.
>Then let me note that you can also patch Makefile.in
Thank you. This would be really better.
Regards,
Ineiev
