From: Apple2Stuff; on Friday, February 16, 2007; at 03:06 PM -0500 > > I have an installation of cc65 under Cygwin; > > actual paths: > lib - /lib/cc65/lib > include - /lib/cc65/include > samples - /lib/cc65/samples > > Makefile rule ... > > ... works: > > .c.o: > @echo $< > @$(CC) -Oirs -T --forget-inc-paths --codesize 500 -g -t $(SYS) \ > -I../include/ $< > @$(AS) $(basename $<).s > > ... doesn't work: > > .c.o: > @echo $< > @$(CC) -Oirs -T --forget-inc-paths --codesize 500 -g -t $(SYS) \ > -I/lib/cc65/include/ $< > @$(AS) $(basename $<).s > > The makefile included with the cc65 source suggests that you set two > environment variables -- CC65_LIB and CC65_INC. They both are fixed > paths. When I tried to use them in the samples makefile, the compiler > and linker cannot find the include files or libraries. If I use > relative paths (as in the first sample above), then all is well. > > ??? Yes, it's weird, because it works, for me! I created the same installation that you have. I tried it with an explicit absolute-path "-I"; I tried it with no "-I" and an absolute-path CC65_INC. Both of them worked. I used the snapshot version 2.11.9.20070211. What version of cc65 did you use? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list send mail to majordomo@musoftware.de with the string "unsubscribe cc65" in the body(!) of the mail.Received on Sun Feb 25 20:55:40 2007
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