Pille456
June 25th, 2012, 11:38 AM
Hi,
I want to compile a program, which brings its own makefile. The Makefile looks something like:
# ...
all:
@$(MAKE) -C ../../SomePath/MorePath SomeOptions
@$(MAKE) -C SomePath/MorePath SomeOptions
# ...
After compiling, make copies the program in "../Build/". Make itself runs fine, but the copy-progress does not work, because there are whitespaces in the path. SomePath/MorePath does not contain any whitespaces, but the folder in which both both are placed contain whitespaces (so the '..' in the path)
Is there a way to edit the makefile to handle theses spaces or do I have to use another path/folder?
Greetings
Pille456
I want to compile a program, which brings its own makefile. The Makefile looks something like:
# ...
all:
@$(MAKE) -C ../../SomePath/MorePath SomeOptions
@$(MAKE) -C SomePath/MorePath SomeOptions
# ...
After compiling, make copies the program in "../Build/". Make itself runs fine, but the copy-progress does not work, because there are whitespaces in the path. SomePath/MorePath does not contain any whitespaces, but the folder in which both both are placed contain whitespaces (so the '..' in the path)
Is there a way to edit the makefile to handle theses spaces or do I have to use another path/folder?
Greetings
Pille456