No rule to make target?

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gardone
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No rule to make target?

Post by gardone »

I am running Dev-C++ Version 2, June 1991 (yes, I know, rather old). I am facing the need to continue some old development from the past. I reinstalled the aforementioned development environment (success, no problems). I have tried multiple ways of importing my old project. All the files go into the development environment just fine, but I can never compile to a *.s19 target file. I have even started simple by trying to open example projects like “Bargraph”. Nothing will compile. I have some older *.s19 records lying around that I can load just fine. However, I cannot determine my system setting required to let me build a project.

Any idea what I am doing wrong? I would think that simply clicking on the*.dev file should open the project and allow a Compile/Download to succeed. I have successfully built this in the past. No idea what I am missing.
rnixon
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Re: No rule to make target?

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Which OS?
gardone
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Re: No rule to make target?

Post by gardone »

WinXp. I just cannot get a project to build. Even going back to old sample projects. I have a setting wrong or something.
rnixon
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Re: No rule to make target?

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What platform are you using, and did you use a keycode for that platform in the install? Make sure you have a dir with that platform name under c:\nburn.
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