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salmanmanekia 07-16-2009 08:49 AM

Newbie,Makefile and....SystemC
 
Hi all,
Muhammad Salman here,i am facing a problem related to linux and to some extent to a programming language called SystemC,i am new to both of these and didnt know exactly where the problem lies but its related to make concept in linux
Q1 ,i have a question what is difference b/w make,makedefs,make.in,make.an ?
Q2 ,also in systemc i have simulated a few examples and they run fine and in its user guide it has been adviced to take a makefile from example folder and paste it into ur programs folder and it wud work...but it doesnt seems to be working...i have changed the few paramters of it which says like the folder path etc...but it shows me this error

bash-3.00$ gmake
gmake: *** No rule to make target `Makefile.am', needed by `../../../../first_program/Makefile.in'. Stop.

help wud be realy appreciated....
Thanks
-Muhammad Salman
(P.S : if anyone wants to have a look at makefile i can mail him,i cant see here attachment option)

jeromeNP7 07-17-2009 11:18 AM

'make' is an application that reads and executes Makefiles. Having around make.in, make.and, and similar file signals that you first need to run ./configure to create the Makefiles for your current system, based on those make.in etc files.
The programming language is called 'C' (I'm not aware of any language called SystemC, though I might be missing something new), or some relatives like C++ or C#.

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salmanmanekia 07-20-2009 02:42 AM

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need to run ./configure to create the Makefiles for your current system, based on those make.in etc files.
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can you please explain it a bit more..

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The programming language is called 'C' (I'm not aware of any language called SystemC, though I might be missing something new), or some relatives like C++ or C#.
Its a lauguage like VHDL with C++ features...

salmanmanekia 07-28-2009 03:59 PM

HelLo,

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try running the configure script with a --help switch, and see if it presents an option for specifying the build type
forgive me for asking this question,....
what do u mean here by --help switch ??....if u mean trying configure --help ..then it doesnt works....
Thanks
-Muhammad


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