On Fri, Nov 6, 2015 at 9:57 AM, aubertin.sylvain
<[email protected]> wrote:
> THE WARNING I RECEIVE
> make: Dépendance circulaire
> ins <- ins.o abandonnée.
> gcc -c ins ins.o
The above line means:
gcc -c "compile only, don't link"
ins "use ins as input"
ins.o "use ins.o as input"
I suppose you ought to do one of the following:
gcc -c -o ins.o ins.c
compile ins.c, don't link, output to ins.o
gcc -o ins ins.o
link the compiler output ins.o, output to executable ins
gcc -o ins ins.c
compile and link ins.c, output to executable ins
> gcc: warning: ins: linker input file unused because linking not done
> gcc: warning: ins.o: linker input file unused because linking not done
> THE BOTTOM OF THE MAKEFILE
> tri.o: tri
> /bin/bash tri tri.o
> ins.o : ins
> gcc -c ins ins.o
> THE TOP OF MY SOURCE CODE
> ---- a/ins
> +++ b/ins
> #ins
> I changed many times the name of the compiler without any succss The. Error
> is either on the top of my code named « ins », or in the name of the
> compiler, at the bottom of the makefile.
> May I have some help. Thanks a lot
A C program source should have a name ending in .c (for a program) or
.h (for a header). So the tules for tri.o and ins.o are upside-down: I
would expect tri and ins to be executables, not sources.
See
man gcc
Best regards,
Tony.
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