I’m using the 30-day trial version of 6.3.0 under Windows XP Professional. I
am trying to follow “Tutorial 1 – creating a standard make C/C++ project”
in the Integrated Development Environment section of the QNX Momentics
Professional Edition section of the on-line help.
The tutorial says to use the following makefile:
CC=qcc
hello: hello.c
But when I try to build the project, the output window says:
make -k all
make: *** No rule to make target ‘all’.
Granted, I am unfamiliar with QNX and makefiles, but what am I missing? It
seems like a frequent answer to a lot of beginners is that they are reading
the eclipse documentation instead of the QNX documentation, but in this case
I think I am reading the correct help info.
Hi R. King…
Suggestion: use managed build file project.
In QNX using Momentics IDE, managed build file is a very good option
that works most of the time (100% of the time for me).
Regards…
Miguel.
R. King wrote:
I’m using the 30-day trial version of 6.3.0 under Windows XP Professional. I
am trying to follow “Tutorial 1 – creating a standard make C/C++ project”
in the Integrated Development Environment section of the QNX Momentics
Professional Edition section of the on-line help.
The tutorial says to use the following makefile:
CC=qcc
hello: hello.c
But when I try to build the project, the output window says:
make -k all
make: *** No rule to make target ‘all’.
Granted, I am unfamiliar with QNX and makefiles, but what am I missing? It
seems like a frequent answer to a lot of beginners is that they are reading
the eclipse documentation instead of the QNX documentation, but in this case
I think I am reading the correct help info.
Hi,
I have the same problem here, everytime I try to build I just get
“No rule to make target `all’”. I have the 30day trial
version and there is no managed build file project inside this
version! How do I solve that problem?
thanks
Chris
yorktown968 wrote:
I have the same problem here, everytime I try to build I just get
“No rule to make target `all’”. I have the 30day trial
version and there is no managed build file project inside this
version! How do I solve that problem?
You can add a target “all” to your makefile.
If you have a Makefile like this:
CC=qcc
hello: hello.c
Then simply add the line:
all: hello
–
Ryan J. Allen
ryallen@qnx.com