• Andrew (12/12) Mar 11 2004 I've coppied the contents of linux.mak to Makefile and removed all ^M ch...
• Alex Fitzpatrick (14/27) Mar 11 2004 Bearing in mind that I haven't touched BSD since '96...

Andrew <Andrew_member pathlink.com> writes:

I've coppied the contents of linux.mak to Makefile and removed all ^M characters
at the end of the lines. After issueing the make command, I get the following:

gamba:phobos {120} make
g++ -c -O .cpp.cpp
g++: .cpp.cpp: No such file or directory
g++: No input files
*** Error code 1

Stop in /home/andrew/dmd/src/phobos (line 26 of Makefile).

Is there something I'm missing?

TIA,
Andrew

If at first you don't succeed, try again!

Alex Fitzpatrick <alex.nospam.fitzpatrick videotron.nospam.ca> writes:

Andrew wrote:
 I've coppied the contents of linux.mak to Makefile and removed all ^M
characters
 at the end of the lines. After issueing the make command, I get the following:
 
 gamba:phobos {120} make
 g++ -c -O .cpp.cpp
 g++: .cpp.cpp: No such file or directory
 g++: No input files
 *** Error code 1
 
 Stop in /home/andrew/dmd/src/phobos (line 26 of Makefile).
 
 Is there something I'm missing?
 

Bearing in mind that I haven't touched BSD since '96...

IIRC, you will be using BSD make, while under linux the default is 
gnumake, and the grammer is slightly different. (SunOS 4.X suffered the 
same problem if I recall...)

You could try using gmake on the command line, assuming you have it 
installed. If not you should be able to get the source tarball and go 
through the
./configure
make all
make install

mantra.

-- 
Alex