Re: makefile !!!

You did not say which version of PRO*C/oci you are using. THere is a difference between 1.5 and later on the command line of the make file in Unix.

In Wintel (Win95/NT), there are differences based on the compiler and mode of invoking PRO*C (command line, gui, extension of the development environment, etc.)

I use MS C++ Development Studion (but only write C) with PRO*C invoked from the studio. I don't have to mess with make files there. As for Unix, the difference is usually in the command line invocation rather than internal mods.

In article <6hibet$ldf$1_at_nnrp1.dejanews.com>,   sysdev_at_adpsystems.mb.ca wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have browsed dejanews, and found that
> all of these groups talk about makefiles somewhere,
> so I hope that I'll find someone knowledgable.
>
> We are using:
>
> Server:
> AIX Version 4
> Oracle 7.2.3.0.0
> pro-c 7.1.2.0.0
>
> Client:
> Windows for Workgroups 3.11
> Debugger: Exceed by Hummingbird. Starts with X-start.
>
> We program embedded SQL programs in C. We are having a lot
> of problems with our makefiles .
>
> We have either one or both of these symptoms.
> 1) the makefile cannot find the "include"d files
> (using ", or <>, makes no difference.) unless we include
> the whole path.
> 2) if we can get the program to compile, then the debugger
> won't work.
>
> How's that for frustrating?
>
> Now, the specification is, that users must edit their test programs
> in their own directory. When everything is working right (and only
> then), everything is copied to the source code directory, and
> recompiled there. We are not going to use version control until
> after a program is completed and being tested on live data.
>
> So, the questions are:
>
> 1)
> Just like the DOS command PATH, how do we get the makefile/compiler
> to look/search for "include"d files:
> a) in the same directory that the source code is in
> b) in a standard library
> c) anywhere else that we want to specify
>
> 2)
> Where can I find some really good documentation on Oracle's makefiles?
>
> I must say, I've never seen compiling so complicated. In every
> other language, it's just, compile.
>
> Please respond by email to:
>
> sysdev_at_adpsystems.mb.ca
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Rodger
>
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