no Makefile in this directory

Bernd Pol bernd.pol at online.de
Wed Jun 30 12:47:06 BST 2004


Am Dienstag Juni 29 2004 17:44 schrieb Cyprien Simons:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I'm working on SuSE 9.1 with KDE 3.2.3 and KDevelop 3.0.4 and I
> imported an old C project (no idea with which it was written, there
> was a .proj file, that's all I know) into KDev. It worked but now
> when I try to compile the whole project, it tell me "no Makefile in
> this directory." And ask if I want to create one. I don't understand
> because when I compile "manually" I mean, in the terminal, it's
> working. And there _is_ a Makefile a the root directory of the
> project... and in every subdirectory.
>
> PS: even if I accept to create a Makefile, it then tell me, that
> there is no autogen.sh

This should not happen, imo. Did you import it as a _custom_ project? 
It looks like you inadvertently used automake type: you got an automake 
machinery w/o automake files.
If on the other hand you want to convert it to an automake project, you 
probably need to create a dummy autmake stub and copy your old c files 
there, using the automake manager.

Have a nice day,
Bernd
-- 
Never trust a running program, but always worship its makers.

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