> Eduardo Cerejo wrote:
> >> On Linux systems, there is no base system 'make', so GNU make is
> >> installed as 'make'. On FreeBSD systems, there is a base system make
> >> that is maintained by the FreeBSD project, so GNU make is installed as
> >> 'gmake'. The main differences in making with them
Eduardo Cerejo wrote:
On Linux systems, there is no base system 'make', so GNU make is
installed as 'make'. On FreeBSD systems, there is a base system make
that is maintained by the FreeBSD project, so GNU make is installed as
'gmake'. The main differences in making with them is that GNU make a
> On Linux systems, there is no base system 'make', so GNU make is
> installed as 'make'. On FreeBSD systems, there is a base system make
> that is maintained by the FreeBSD project, so GNU make is installed as
> 'gmake'. The main differences in making with them is that GNU make and
> FreeBSD make
Written by Eduardo Cerejo on 03/19/08 15:23>>
>> gmake does the trick.
>
> Indeed it did. Can you tell me what the main differences is between make and
> gmake in terms of "making"? I can see that gmake is gnu's version of make,
> is FreeBSD's gmake the same as linux's make?
>
On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 04:23:09PM -0400, Eduardo Cerejo wrote:
> > gmake does the trick.
>
> Indeed it did. Can you tell me what the main differences is between make
> and gmake in terms of "making"? I can see that gmake is gnu's version of
> make, is FreeBSD's gmake the same as linux's make?
> gmake does the trick.
Indeed it did. Can you tell me what the main differences is between make and
gmake in terms of "making"? I can see that gmake is gnu's version of make, is
FreeBSD's gmake the same as linux's make?
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Eduardo Cerejo wrote:
Objective is to create a makefile which will create an executable named main.
The books has this code in the Makefile:
CC=gcc
CFLAGS=-Wall
main: main.o hello_fn.o
clean:
rm -f main main.o hello_fn.o
The book says this should create two object files named main.o
Hello,
I'm trying to get my feet wet in programming in C and the first thing I'm doing
is reading a book called an Introduction to GCC. I'm running Fbsd 7-stable I
have Gcc44 installed.
Example in the book is 3 files named main.c, hello_fn.c and hello.h:
File main.c with the following code:
