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From: | Hiebert, Darren \(MS\) |
Subject: | Existing file does not exist?!? |
Date: | Tue, 2 Jan 2007 12:15:47 -0800 |
I am debugging a complicated makefile (i.e. make -d) using make-3.81 to follow its decisions.
One strange thing is that it is reporting one particular file this way:
Considering target file `myfile'.
File `myfile' does not exist.
However, I know this file exists. Furthermore, even after invoking the rule that would create the file, make still reports that it does not exist.
Under what circumstances can a file be reported by make as not existing when it does exist?
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