[gomd-devel] Makefile?

[rbaardman]

Hi _rejected_ ,

As you prolly recall I couldn't compile gomd last time I was testing. The 
1st problem I had was an error 127. I think this means the desired target 
is not found.
When I removed all the .o extensions in gomd/daemon/Makefile line 11 
(OBJECTS), it wasn't make who gave the error but my compiler. Since I use 
the latest version of commoncpp(1.0.13), I
guess it has to do with finding it's headerfiles. My compiler, g++ in this 
case, couldn't find the file cc++/socket.H. When I looked the file up with 
locate it was in /usr/local/include/cc++2/(cc++/socket.h)
So what I did was add -I/usr/local/include/cc++2/ -
I/usr/local/include/cc++2/cc++ to the INCFLAGS (line 9) in the same 
makefile. Unfortunately, it is not using this when it is trying to compile 
the target (gomdSearcher in my case).
My guess is that the Makefile has to contain a rule to make these objects 
(make automatically adds .cpp or .c to it afaik).
What make runs is "CC LDFLAGS $TARGET.cpp -o $TARGET" (WHERE CC and LDFLAGS 
are found in the Makefile and $TARGET is gomdSearcher in my case).
I cannot find this combination anywhere in this makefile and thus I 
conclude that make somehow decides on his own to run this. My guess, as 
said, is that you'll have to specify a rule for making these objects in 
order to make gcc/c++/g++ include the /usr/local/include/cc++2 path using -
I.

Now, I don't have lots of experience with makefile's so I would like to 
invite other people to check CVS out and try aswell and look at it.

cheers,

Roeles


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