I have been working with running make file but the following type of error appeared. Could anybody know why this problem occurred. Is this problem due to missing of file or code error. The error is as follows:

I have only included only error part. Could anyone help me to resolve this problem.
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g++ -Wall -shared -fPIC -I/usr/java/include -I/usr/java/include/solaris -O3 -c -o dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.o dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc: In function ‘jshort sinfo_flags_2_java(uint16_t)’:
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:351: error: ‘dk_i1_sctp_sctp_sndrcvinfo_SCTP_UNORDERED’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:353: error: ‘dk_i1_sctp_sctp_sndrcvinfo_SCTP_ADDR_OVER’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:355: error: ‘dk_i1_sctp_sctp_sndrcvinfo_SCTP_ABORT’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:357: error: ‘dk_i1_sctp_sctp_sndrcvinfo_SCTP_EOF’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc: In function ‘uint16_t sinfo_flags_2_C(jshort)’:
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:367: error: ‘dk_i1_sctp_sctp_sndrcvinfo_SCTP_UNORDERED’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:369: error: ‘dk_i1_sctp_sctp_sndrcvinfo_SCTP_ADDR_OVER’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:371: error: ‘dk_i1_sctp_sctp_sndrcvinfo_SCTP_ABORT’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:373: error: ‘dk_i1_sctp_sctp_sndrcvinfo_SCTP_EOF’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc: In function ‘void Java_dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket_subscribeEvents(JNIEnv*, __jobject*, jboolean, jboolean, jboolean, jboolean, jboolean, jboolean, jboolean, jboolean)’:
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:800: error: ‘struct sctp_event_subscribe’ has no member named ‘sctp_adaption_layer_event’
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc: In function ‘void Java_dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket_setPeerParameters_1native(JNIEnv*, __jobject*, jlong, __jbyteArray*, jint, jint, jshort, jint, jint, jint, jint, jbyte)’:
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:996: error: ‘dk_i1_sctp_sctp_paddrparams_SPP_HB_ENABLE’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:1005: error: ‘dk_i1_sctp_sctp_paddrparams_SPP_HB_DISABLE’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:1012: error: ‘dk_i1_sctp_sctp_paddrparams_SPP_HB_DEMAND’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:1020: error: ‘dk_i1_sctp_sctp_paddrparams_SPP_HB_TIME_IS_ZERO’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:1028: error: ‘dk_i1_sctp_sctp_paddrparams_SPP_PMTUD_ENABLE’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:1035: error: ‘dk_i1_sctp_sctp_paddrparams_SPP_PMTUD_DISABLE’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:1042: error: ‘dk_i1_sctp_sctp_paddrparams_SPP_SACKDELAY_ENABLE’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:1049: error: ‘dk_i1_sctp_sctp_paddrparams_SPP_SACKDELAY_DISABLE’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:1056: error: ‘dk_i1_sctp_sctp_paddrparams_SPP_IPV6_FLOWLABEL’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:1064: error: ‘dk_i1_sctp_sctp_paddrparams_SPP_IPV4_TOS’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc: In function ‘__jobject* processSCTPNotification(JNIEnv*, msghdr&)’:
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:1703: error: ‘SCTP_ADAPTION_INDICATION’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:1704: error: ‘sctp_adaption_event’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:1704: error: ‘sai’ was not declared in this scope
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:1704: error: expected primary-expression before ‘)’ token
dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc:1704: error: ‘union sctp_notification’ has no member named ‘sn_adaption_event’
make: *** [dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.o] Error 1

Your problem isn't directly related to make. Your errors come from g++, not make. You could type (or paste) the following into a shell,

and you would get the same errors. I.e., g++ is complaining about errors in the source file dk_i1_sctp_SCTPSocket.cc.

A vague guess: capitaliation in the undeclared identifiers might be a hint that they should be preprocessor macros, which sometimes are declared in separate "header" files. Maybe some #include doesn't happen as it should? This is just a remote possibility, and a lot of other things could be wrong.

/Quigi