I have an older version of Cygwin (B20) under which "make" works fine.
I recently installed the latest version of Cygwin. When I type
"make" at the command prompt, I get the message:
bash: make: command not found
I have a Makefile in the local directory and ran a ./configure script
which ran successfully.
So how do I configure my bash shell to recognize the make command ?
When I look at my environment variables, the only variable related to
make is:
MAKE_MODE=unix
which I'm sure doesn't have any bearing on this.
I'm sure the answer is something simple. It's been a while since I
used makefiles.
Can anyone help me ?
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news:9c******** *************** **@posting.goog le.com... I have an older version of Cygwin (B20) under which "make" works fine.
I recently installed the latest version of Cygwin. When I type
"make" at the command prompt, I get the message:
bash: make: command not found
I have a Makefile in the local directory and ran a ./configure script
which ran successfully.
So how do I configure my bash shell to recognize the make command ?
When I look at my environment variables, the only variable related to
make is:
MAKE_MODE=unix
which I'm sure doesn't have any bearing on this.
I'm sure the answer is something simple. It's been a while since I
used makefiles.
Can anyone help me ?
Sure, as soon ask you ask for help with the C language,
which does not cover 'make' or particular platforms.
See: http://www.angelfire.com/ms3/bchambl...me_to_clc.html
-Mike
On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 14:15:02 +0000, brianj wrote: I have an older version of Cygwin (B20) under which "make" works fine.
I recently installed the latest version of Cygwin. When I type
"make" at the command prompt, I get the message:
bash: make: command not found
I have a Makefile in the local directory and ran a ./configure script
which ran successfully.
So how do I configure my bash shell to recognize the make command ?
When I look at my environment variables, the only variable related to
make is:
MAKE_MODE=unix
which I'm sure doesn't have any bearing on this.
I'm sure the answer is something simple. It's been a while since I
used makefiles.
Can anyone help me ?
This question is off-topic, but it sure sounds like you didn't install
make. I'm sure cygwin has a mailing list or something. You could try
asking for help there.
regards,
Mac
Mac wrote: This question is off-topic, but it sure sounds like you didn't install
make. I'm sure cygwin has a mailing list or something. You could try
asking for help there.
They have a few different ones. http://cygwin.com/lists.html
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