Make 53.1 strange problem

[samo79]

Help guys, since a while i can't be able to use the make command for compile my projects!

Before (less than a week ago) all worked perfectly fine but now if only i try to type "make" on shell then nothing happen, the compile does not start at all and the entire Workbench seems freezed after that (i can't click on any icons on the desktop)

Only the keyboard still working normally so atleast i can reset the machine

I really don't know what happen and why, recently i've installed QT and nothing else ... please any tips ?

Just for info I'm using AmigaOS 4.1 Update 6 + all latest updates + latest SDK and make 53.1

[kas1e]

Maybe your qt installation add some new PATH to system, and now "make" from qt is used instead of original one ? I.e. check user-startup and try to remove qt path/reboot to see if it helps.

[samo79]

Maybe your qt installation add some new PATH to system, and now "make" from qt is used instead of original one ? I.e. check user-startup and try to remove qt path/reboot to see if it helps.

I though about and i already try this solution but problem still ..
At this point I really don't know ..

[kas1e]

@samo79
You can upload your project somewhere and i can try on my setup.

[salass00]

@samo79

Try typing 'which make' in a shell to see if it's using the correct make command.

[samo79]

@salass00

4.AmigaOS4:C> which make
AmigaOS4:C/make
4.AmigaOS4:C> version make
make 53.1
4.AmigaOS4:C>

"which make" does not produce any output ?

@kas1e

Ok, but most probably the problem it's not the source but the command i think, infact i can reproduce the issue only typing "make" (that point to the source or not)

[samo79]

@kas1e

Here the link of the latest AmiArcadia source: http://www.sendspace.com/file/w6xy48

To compile an OS4 binary just type:

make -f makefile.debug

[salass00]

Why is your make command in "SYS:C"? The normal location for it is "SDK:C" (it's part of the SDK).

[samo79]

Good question
Checked now in SDK:C and i have the same 53.1 version, so i removed the file stored in SYS:C

But still i have the same problem

[kas1e]

@samo79

Everthing works fine. I just unpack sources, and:

ram:> cd source
ram:source> sh
/Ram Disk/Source/ make -f makefile.debug

And all start to compiles.

I even tryed without going to bash (i.e. without "sh"), and it also start to compiles.

But it did throw error that can't compile an object, because can't find out some includes, but thats another problem not related to "make" at all of course.