Wireshark · Ethereal-dev: Re: [ethereal-dev] Targets dependent on proto.h

[Ben Fowler <wapdev@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> What happens if you do
>
>         egrep proto.h .deps/*.P

I fell at this fence:

ben@Mulberry:~/src/ethereal > egrep proto.h .deps/*.P
egrep: .deps/*.P: No such file or directory

See also:

ben@Mulberry:~/src/ethereal > ls -ad .*
.                       .#proto.c.1.60          .dfilter-grammar.c.swp 
.packet-udp.c.swp
.#Makefile.am.1.177     ..                      .dfilter-grammar.h.swp 
.proto.c.swp
.#Makefile.am.1.178     .Makefile.swp           .dfilter-grammar.y.swp 
.proto.h.swp
.#Makefile.am.1.179     .cvsignore              .libs
.#packet-udp.c.1.58     .cvsignore~             .packet-ip.c.swp


> in the top-level source directory of Ethereal?  If it doesn't print a
> lot of lines, you're not getting the dependency files generated
> correctly, perhaps because your compiler doesn't support the flag in
> question - what compiler (and version thereof) are you using?

Currently,

ben@Mulberry:~/src/ethereal > gcc --version
egcs-2.91.66

but I can fix this to not use egcs.

(FWIW in the ethereal makefile the reference to .c.o goes:

.c.o:
        $(COMPILE) -c $<

which is not what you were referring to, but there is no % at all! );

Ben.


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