misplaced make files??

[Brian Beuken]

I regulary work from my laptop at home  and main PC at work, but recently a strange issue has occured after doing quite a bit of work on my PC then transferring to my laptop(via svn)

I get this error on clean, rebuild and build ONLY on the laptop, the main PC still seems quite happy to build this.
1>VisualGDB: Run “make -f Makefile CONFIG=Debug clean -j4” in directory “/tmp/VisualGDB/c/Users/beuken/Desktop/updatedopengl/Lesson10/Lesson3Again” on pi@192.168.178.23 (SSH)
1>Makefile:23: TestFramework.mak: No such file or directory
1>make: *** No rule to make target ‘TestFramework.mak’. Stop.

which relates to line 23 n the make file which is

include $(ADDITIONAL_MAKE_FILES)

TestFramework was a small test project I tried out to see how Visual Studio’s new linux builds compared, but it is no longer in my config, so I’m a bit confused why a VisualGDB project is referencing it, and I can’t find any options anywhere to remove that reference.

 

Any ideas?

 

 

[Brian Beuken]

I actually found the TestFramework.mak file on my PC…its empty, created by VisualGDB surprisingly (I must have done a testframework for that too) and I added it to my svn and now the laptop is happy again.. But I would like to remove this dependancy, and just can find where to do that?

[support]

Hi,

Please use VisualGDB Project Properties -> Unit Tests page to remove the dependency to the test framework.

[Brian Beuken]

hmmm well I don’t use unit tests and indeed its empty, so there’s nothing for me to remove

 

[support]

The TestFramework.mak file would normally only be referenced when creating unit test projects, or referencing unit test frameworks. Either way, please try searching the Makefile and *.mak files for the “TestFramework” text and remove any references you find. If nothing helps, simply re-creating the project from scratch should solve the problem.

[Brian Beuken]

There’s no reference in any of the make files to TestFramework but it always fails on this line

 

include $(ADDITIONAL_MAKE_FILES)

 

But where is it referencing Additional files?

 

[support]

Sorry, there is no other place other than the .mak files in the project’s directory where ADDITIONAL_MAKE_FILES would be set.

If you are still getting strange errors, please try creating another project from scratch – it should rule out any accidental Makefile modifications that could be causing this.

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