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Adding more .cc to makefile?

by Lukensteinz · in Torque Game Engine · 08/11/2003 (1:22 am) · 8 replies

I cant find where the make selects all the source files to compile, thus giving linking errors, any help?
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    Torque 3D Owner Xavier "eXoDuS" Amado
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    #1
    08/11/2003 (9:25 am)
    Targets.torque.mk in source/engine/

    Torque Owner Lukensteinz
    #2
    08/11/2003 (3:53 pm)
    Ah!

    Thanks, saves a bit of time.

    Torque Owner Jay Bradley
    #3
    02/10/2004 (6:17 am)
    I'm following your advice but can't figure out how to add the files properly. I only won't them to build for the dedicated build. Below is a portion of my targets.torque.mk in source/engine. There is no particular reason for using the name SOURCE.SOCIETYLEARNING. Is it important what it's called? The error message is included below:

    SOURCE.SOCIETYLEARNING =\
    ../SocietyLearning/Agent/Agent.cc \
    ../SocietyLearning/Society/Society.cc

    SOURCE.TESTAPP_DEDICATED =\
    $(SOURCE.SOCIETYLEARNING) \
    $(SOURCE.TESTAPP) \
    $(SOURCE.PLATFORM$(OS)DEDICATED) \

    The error message:

    make dedicated
    make[1]: *** No rule to make target 'out.GCC2.DEBUG/../SocietyLearning/Agent/Agent.obj', needed by 'out.GCC2.DEBUG/torqueDemod_DEBUG.bin'. Stop.
    make: *** [dedicated] Error 2

    Any help would be appreciated. I've used makefiles before but this one is pretty big.

    Jay

    Torque Owner Lukensteinz
    #4
    02/11/2004 (12:05 pm)
    Cant see a reason why it shouldnt work.
    But you could just whack it under another group, SOURCE.GAME.NET=\ perhaps.
    Umm... try putting
    $(SOURCE.SOCIETYLEARNING) \
    under
    SOURCE.TESTAPP =\ instead...

    Torque Owner Frank Carney
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    #5
    03/21/2004 (8:29 pm)
    I have that same problem. It seems to be a problem with dependentcies? I tried adding my code "testvehicle.cc" under the "game/vehicles" area of the make file. Same type of error.

    I have a post in another thread that I have not gotten an answer on. Will let you know if I do.

    Frank

    Torque Owner Lukensteinz
    #6
    03/27/2004 (12:48 am)
    Case Senesitive? Typed it correctly and have the right paths?

    Torque Owner Frank Carney
    DemolishunConsulting Rocks!
    #7
    03/28/2004 (5:16 pm)
    Wrong file extension. I had *.cc in the *.mk file and *.cpp on the actual file. DOH!

    Associate Ben Garney
    #8
    03/28/2004 (8:33 pm)
    Glad to see you got it fixed ;)