Hi, I'm currently writing a MSVC Workspace/Project 2 SMAKE convert, so it's easier to use such a setup with DMC++.

Anyway, so far I'm mostly done, SMAKE starts and seems to understand the generated makefile, but I have a problem:

This is the beginning of my generated makefile:

CC=cl
CFLAGS= /nologo /MDd /W3 /GX /Z7 /Od /I "." /I ".." /I "../dbinc" /D "WIN32" /D "_DEBUG" /D "_CONSOLE" /D "_MBCS" /YX /FD /c
CPPFLAGS= /nologo /MDd /W3 /GX /Z7 /Od /I "." /I ".." /I "../dbinc" /D "WIN32" /D "_DEBUG" /D "_CONSOLE" /D "_MBCS" /YX /FD /c


BTW: Walter, the option /FD isn't known/handled by CL, maybe you can fix this.


   ..\btree\bt_compare.c       [03-0+-02 04:30://]
   db_config.h [0,-/--02 /*:.0:14]
   db_int.h    [0)-13-02 //:-0:0,]
   db.h        [0,-/--02 /*:.0:14]
SMAKE fatal error: don't know how to make dbinc\queue.h
Stopping.

The rule looks like this (generated from MAKEDEP):

..\btree\bt_compare.obj : ..\btree\bt_compare.c db_config.h db_int.h db.h \
dbinc\queue.h dbinc\shqueue.h dbinc\globals.h dbinc\debug.h dbinc\mutex.h \
dbinc\region.h dbinc_auto\mutex_ext.h dbinc_auto\env_ext.h dbinc\os.h \
dbinc_auto\clib_ext.h dbinc_auto\common_ext.h dbinc\db_page.h \
dbinc\btree.h

All include files without a path are in the current directory and don't make any problems. The include files with a directory are actually located in ..\<directory-name> It seem that the /I option for CFLAGS/CPPFLAGS don't aplly here.

So, what's the problem with this?

-- 
Robert M. Münch

I have no idea what's going wrong for you - does the .h file in question exist?

"Robert M. Münch" <robert.muench@robertmuench.de> wrote in message news:oprlp7skzvr6w2gz@news.digitalmars.com...
> Hi, I'm currently writing a MSVC Workspace/Project 2 SMAKE convert, so
it's
> easier to use such a setup with DMC++.
>
> Anyway, so far I'm mostly done, SMAKE starts and seems to understand the generated makefile, but I have a problem:
>
> This is the beginning of my generated makefile:
>
> CC=cl
> CFLAGS= /nologo /MDd /W3 /GX /Z7 /Od /I "." /I ".." /I "../dbinc" /D
> "WIN32" /D "_DEBUG" /D "_CONSOLE" /D "_MBCS" /YX /FD /c
> CPPFLAGS= /nologo /MDd /W3 /GX /Z7 /Od /I "." /I ".." /I "../dbinc" /D
> "WIN32" /D "_DEBUG" /D "_CONSOLE" /D "_MBCS" /YX /FD /c
>
>
> BTW: Walter, the option /FD isn't known/handled by CL, maybe you can fix this.
>
>
>     ..\btree\bt_compare.c       [03-0+-02 04:30://]
>     db_config.h [0,-/--02 /*:.0:14]
>     db_int.h    [0)-13-02 //:-0:0,]
>     db.h        [0,-/--02 /*:.0:14]
> SMAKE fatal error: don't know how to make dbinc\queue.h
> Stopping.
>
> The rule looks like this (generated from MAKEDEP):
>
> ..\btree\bt_compare.obj : ..\btree\bt_compare.c db_config.h db_int.h db.h
\
>  dbinc\queue.h dbinc\shqueue.h dbinc\globals.h dbinc\debug.h dbinc\mutex.h
> \
>  dbinc\region.h dbinc_auto\mutex_ext.h dbinc_auto\env_ext.h dbinc\os.h \
>  dbinc_auto\clib_ext.h dbinc_auto\common_ext.h dbinc\db_page.h \
>  dbinc\btree.h
>
> All include files without a path are in the current directory and don't make any problems. The include files with a directory are actually located in ..\<directory-name> It seem that the /I option for CFLAGS/CPPFLAGS
don't
> aplly here.
>
> So, what's the problem with this?
>
> --
> Robert M. Münch

"Walter" <walter@digitalmars.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:b4eud6$1c4p$1@digitaldaemon.com...

> I have no idea what's going wrong for you - does the .h file in question exist?

Hi, yes the file exists. Hmm... now I'm stuck. Is it a problem that the include file is referenced as dbinc\queue.h instead of ..\dbinc\queue.h?

Does it make sense that I send you the makefile? The makefile uses several dependencies of the form:

dll_all: mylib dblib ..\sources\source_file.cpp

Maybe it's a problem of mixing dependencies and source files even I don't think so but who knows... Robert

On Sun, 9 Mar 2003 11:22:05 +0100, Robert M. Münch <robert.muench@robertmuench.de> wrote:

> Is it a problem that the
> include file is referenced as dbinc\queue.h instead of ..\dbinc\queue.h?

I change some entries by hand in that I added the ..\ stuff and than it works :-|. Does this makes sense to you?

I'm calling MAKEDEP from inside a script and than use the returned output. What I have found out is that MAKEDEP issues full-qualified-paths if used on the command line:

[d:\develop\db-4.1.25\build_win32]makedep -s ..\btree\bt_compare.c
..\btree\bt_compare.obj : ..\btree\bt_compare.c db_config.h db_int.h db.h \
d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\queue.h d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\shqueue.h \
......

But not if used from the scripting environment:

>> call/output "makedep -s ..\btree\bt_compare.c" test
== 0
>> ?? test
test: {..\btree\bt_compare.obj : ..\btree\bt_compare.c db_config.h db_int.h db.h \
dbinc\queue.h dbinc\shqueue.h dbinc\globals.h dbinc\debug.h dbinc\mutex.h \
dbinc\region.h dbinc_auto\mutex_ext.h dbinc_auto\env_ext.h dbinc\os.h \
dbinc_auto\clib_ext.h dbinc_auto\common_ext.h dbinc\db_page.h \
dbinc\btree.h
}

It looks like the -t option is applied. Any idea?

-- 
Robert M. Münch

On Sun, 9 Mar 2003 00:29:51 -0800, Walter <walter@digitalmars.com> wrote:

> I have no idea what's going wrong for you - does the .h file in question
> exist?

Hi, could it be that SMAKE isn't using the INCLUDE variabel specified in the environment and/or in SC.INI? Robert

On Sun, 9 Mar 2003 00:29:51 -0800, Walter <walter@digitalmars.com> wrote:

> I have no idea what's going wrong for you - does the .h file in question
> exist?

Further, investigating:

1. makedep needs the INLCUDE environment variable set to issue full path information. Using -t or not in this case always results in a full path information.

2. makedep seems not to handle #defines, this means stuff like:
	#ifdef HAVE_VXWORKS
	#include "semLib.h"
	#endif
get's included even this platform to build for wasn't set. Is this right? If so, there should be a switch that makedep skips include files that it can't find. Here is an example run:

[d:\develop\db-4.1.25\build_win32]makedep -d -s -t ..\btree\bt_compare.c
Processing file '..\btree\bt_compare.c'
Processing file 'db_config.h'
Processing file 'db_int.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\db_page.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\btree.h'
Processing file 'db.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\queue.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\shqueue.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\globals.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\debug.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\mutex.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\region.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\mutex_ext.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\env_ext.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\os.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\clib_ext.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\common_ext.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\btree_auto.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\btree_ext.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\db_am.h'
Processing file 'semLib.h'
Can't open file 'semLib.h'
Processing file 'taskLib.h'
Can't open file 'taskLib.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\os_ext.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\db_dispatch.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\db_auto.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\crdel_auto.h'
Processing file 'd:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\db_ext.h'

bt_compare.obj : ..\btree\bt_compare.c db_config.h db_int.h db.h \
d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\queue.h d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\shqueue.h \
d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\globals.h semLib.h \
d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\debug.h d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\mutex.h \
taskLib.h d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\region.h \
d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\mutex_ext.h \
d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\env_ext.h d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\os.h \
d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\os_ext.h \
d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\clib_ext.h \
d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\common_ext.h \
d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\db_page.h d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\btree.h \
d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\btree_auto.h \
d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\btree_ext.h \
d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc\db_am.h d:\develop\db- 4.1.25\dbinc\db_dispatch.h \
d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\db_auto.h \
d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\crdel_auto.h \
d:\develop\db-4.1.25\dbinc_auto\db_ext.h

-- 
Robert M. Münch

"Robert M. Münch" <robert.muench@robertmuench.de> wrote in message news:oprlryum0br6w2gz@news.digitalmars.com...
> 2. makedep seems not to handle #defines, this means stuff like:
> #ifdef HAVE_VXWORKS
> #include "semLib.h"
> #endif
> get's included even this platform to build for wasn't set. Is this right?

Yes. Makedep doesn't have a macro preprocessor in it. It's a pretty simple program.

"Robert M. Münch" <robert.muench@robertmuench.de> wrote in message news:oprlrx05lkr6w2gz@news.digitalmars.com...
> On Sun, 9 Mar 2003 11:22:05 +0100, Robert M. Münch <robert.muench@robertmuench.de> wrote:
>
> > Is it a problem that the
> > include file is referenced as dbinc\queue.h instead of ..\dbinc\queue.h?
>
> I change some entries by hand in that I added the ..\ stuff and than it works :-|. Does this makes sense to you?

Yes. x\file.h and ..\x\file.h are different files.

> 2. makedep seems not to handle #defines, this means stuff like:
> 	#ifdef HAVE_VXWORKS
> 	#include "semLib.h"
> 	#endif
> get's included even this platform to build for wasn't set. Is this right?
Hi,

I get quite good results using makedepend/sed from UnxUtils + update when generation dependencies automatically. It seems to me that it has something like a C preprocessor in it but you have to add some defines like __DMC__ to the makedepend command line yourself.

Best regards,
Mark Junker

Hello!

Did you have a look at http://jrfonseca.dyndns.org/projects/gnu-win32/software/msds/

BTW: How far did you get?

Ciao,
Gerhard

""Robert M. Münch"" wrote:
> 
> Hi, I'm currently writing a MSVC Workspace/Project 2 SMAKE convert, so it's easier to use such a setup with DMC++.
> 
> Anyway, so far I'm mostly done, SMAKE starts and seems to understand the generated makefile, but I have a problem:
> 
> This is the beginning of my generated makefile:
> 
> CC=cl
> CFLAGS= /nologo /MDd /W3 /GX /Z7 /Od /I "." /I ".." /I "../dbinc" /D
> "WIN32" /D "_DEBUG" /D "_CONSOLE" /D "_MBCS" /YX /FD /c
> CPPFLAGS= /nologo /MDd /W3 /GX /Z7 /Od /I "." /I ".." /I "../dbinc" /D
> "WIN32" /D "_DEBUG" /D "_CONSOLE" /D "_MBCS" /YX /FD /c
> 
> BTW: Walter, the option /FD isn't known/handled by CL, maybe you can fix this.
> 
>     ..\btree\bt_compare.c       [03-0+-02 04:30://]
>     db_config.h [0,-/--02 /*:.0:14]
>     db_int.h    [0)-13-02 //:-0:0,]
>     db.h        [0,-/--02 /*:.0:14]
> SMAKE fatal error: don't know how to make dbinc\queue.h
> Stopping.
> 
> The rule looks like this (generated from MAKEDEP):
> 
> ..\btree\bt_compare.obj : ..\btree\bt_compare.c db_config.h db_int.h db.h \
>  dbinc\queue.h dbinc\shqueue.h dbinc\globals.h dbinc\debug.h dbinc\mutex.h
> \
>  dbinc\region.h dbinc_auto\mutex_ext.h dbinc_auto\env_ext.h dbinc\os.h \
>  dbinc_auto\clib_ext.h dbinc_auto\common_ext.h dbinc\db_page.h \
>  dbinc\btree.h
> 
> All include files without a path are in the current directory and don't make any problems. The include files with a directory are actually located in ..\<directory-name> It seem that the /I option for CFLAGS/CPPFLAGS don't aplly here.
> 
> So, what's the problem with this?
> 
> --
> Robert M. Münch