It seems like you are mixing your platforms. del
is a cmd.exe
builtin, which is why it cannot be found by Bash. The analog to del
is rm
.
Try running make
under cmd.exe
or
editing the Makefile, replacing del /S
with rm -f
Question
I finally managed to compile a program in Windows, which took a while and would have not been possible without some help from here. It all works now, except: "make clean" yields
/bin/sh: del: command not found
Makefile:44: recipe for target `clean' failed
make: *** [clean] Error 127
In the makefile, the clean command looks like
clean:
del /S *.o *~ *.out [...], eliminating all resulting .o and executables resulting from make.
mingw64 is in the path, and I tried with cygwin/bin
in the path and without, both with the same result. "Make" was done with mingw32-make
in msys
. I also tried "mingw-32-make clean" in msys
, still no luck; I am also not sure if "make clean" is supported in Cygwin at all. I run the whole thing on Windows 7, 64 bit.
How can I fix this problem?
OTHER TIPS
It is also possible to create a file called makefile.defs in you project folder and overwrite the makefile variable RM which is automatically set to "del" by eclipse. The file is included by "makefile" in the [Name of Config] folder
my File just contains:
RM := rm -rf
This works fine for me.