[MacGorilla]

hi!

I have a makefile for a project (who name I cannot mention) and it called gcc and g++ instead of cc and c++. I've removed all references to gcc and g++ I could find in the makefile yet it still is calling for them when run. Any help would be appreciated. Here's the makefile:

GCCOPTFLAGS = -I$(QTDIR)/include -DQT_THREAD_SUPPORT -Isrc -DNDEBUG -DNAME=\"Ozone\" -Isrc/muscle -DBETA -DQT_DLL -O2
LFLAGS =
LIBS = -L$(QTDIR)/lib -lqt-mt
EXECUTABLES = Ozone
OBJFILES = aboutdlg.o aboutdlgimpl.o chattext.o checkgroup.o colors.o combo.o debug.o formatting.o gotourl.o main.o menubar.o moc_aboutdlg.o moc_aboutdlgimpl.o moc_chattext.o moc_combo.o moc_debug.o moc_htmlview.o moc_netclient.o moc_privatewindow.o moc_privatewindowimpl.o moc_winsharewindow.o netclient.o privatewindow.o privatewindowimpl.o textevent.o user.o winshare_network.o winshare_parsing.o winshare_slots.o winsharewindow.o prefs.o prefsimpl.o moc_prefs.o moc_prefsimpl.o settings.o search.o moc_search.o moc_downloadimpl.o downloadimpl.o md5.o filethread.o accept.o
UICFILES = privatewindow.h privatewindow.cpp debug.h debug.cpp aboutdlg.h aboutdlg.cpp prefs.h prefs.cpp
#MOCFILES = moc_aboutdlg.h moc_aboutdlgimpl.h moc_chattext.h moc_combo.h moc_debug.h moc_htmlview.h moc_netclient.h moc_privatewindow.h moc_privatewindowimpl.h moc_winsharewindow.h moc_prefs.h moc_prefsimpl.h moc_search.h
VPATH = src
CXXFLAGS = -W -Wno-multichar $(GCCOPTFLAGS)

all : $(EXECUTABLES)

Ozone : $(UICFILES) $(OBJFILES)
$(CXX) $(LFLAGS) $(LIBS) -o $@ $(OBJFILES) ./linux/muscle.a

# stuff for moc
.PHONY=moc uic
moc:
moc src/aboutdlg.h -o src/moc_aboutdlg.cpp
moc src/aboutdlgimpl.h -o src/moc_aboutdlgimpl.cpp
moc src/chattext.h -o src/moc_chattext.cpp
moc src/combo.h -o src/moc_combo.cpp
moc src/debug.h -o src/moc_debug.cpp
moc src/htmlview.h -o src/moc_htmlview.cpp
moc src/netclient.h -o src/moc_netclient.cpp
moc src/privatewindow.h -o src/moc_privatewindow.cpp
moc src/privatewindowimpl.h -o src/moc_privatewindowimpl.cpp
moc src/winsharewindow.h -o src/moc_winsharewindow.cpp
moc src/prefs.h -o src/moc_prefs.cpp
moc src/prefsimpl.h -o src/moc_prefsimpl.cpp
moc src/search.h -o src/moc_search.cpp
moc src/downloadimpl.h -o src/moc_downloadimpl.cpp

# stuff for uic
uic:
uic src/privatewindow.ui -o src/privatewindow.h
uic -impl privatewindow.h src/privatewindow.ui -o src/privatewindow.cpp
uic src/prefs.ui -o src/prefs.h
uic -impl prefs.h src/prefs.ui -o src/prefs.cpp
uic src/debug.ui -o src/debug.h
uic -impl debug.h src/debug.ui -o src/debug.cpp
uic src/aboutdlg.ui -o src/aboutdlg.h
uic -impl aboutdlg.h src/aboutdlg.ui -o src/aboutdlg.cpp

clean :
rm -f *.o $(EXECUTABLES)

[jguidroz]

It would just be easier to create two symlinks that point gcc and g++ to cc and c++.

[MacGorilla]

How do i do that?

[jguidroz]

Open Terminal.

Type cd /usr/bin

Type sudo ln -s /usr/bin/cc gcc

(type password)

Type sudo ln -s /usr/bin/c++ g++

Now whenever a makefile looks for gcc or g++ to compile, it will use cc or c++ respectively.

[mattcunnane]

Originally posted by MacGorilla:
<STRONG>hi!

I have a makefile for a project (who name I cannot mention) and it called gcc and g++ instead of cc and c++. I've removed all references to gcc and g++ I could find in the makefile yet it still is calling for them when run. Any help would be appreciated. Here's the makefile:

&lt;snip&gt;

Ozone : $(UICFILES) $(OBJFILES)
$(CXX) $(LFLAGS) $(LIBS) -o $@ $(OBJFILES) ./linux/muscle.a
</STRONG>

Symbolic links are probably the way to go, but for future reference...

Here's your problem - the variable CXX defaults to g++. From the make manual:

CC
Program for compiling C programs; default `cc'.
CXX
Program for compiling C++ programs; default `g++'.

You can tell make to call c++ by putting "CXX = c++" somewhere near the top of your makefile.

Matt