My makefile execution fails each time due to a dependency. I don't want to overshare so I will try to only share the necessary info. I am using GNUWin32 make so that my windows box can execute it (a constraint I have to deal with) and I am able to compile/make a decent number of files in the src\\Framework\...\\%.o realm from ..\\src\\Framework\...\\%.c.
It seems that as long as it is at least 2 folders deep, the Makefile works. Ex: src\\test.o doesn't compile but src\\tester\\test.o will compile.
My error is as follows:
make: *** No rule to make target 'src\\control.o', needed by 'proj.elf'. Stop.
but I also have the following rule which is executed from a dependency of target all:
src\\%.o: ..\\src\\%.c
which should make src\\control.o as long as ..\\src\\%.c exists.
When I use make -d all I notice that it ends with
No implicit rule found for 'src\\control.o'.
Finished prerequisites of target file 'src\\control.o'.
Must remake target 'src\\control.o'
If anyone has a solution to make this work I would be glad to hear it!
