No such file or directory, confused??

I have the following makefile that should compile a list of source files into an executable. When trying to make, I get the error shown. I can't understand why I am getting it since all the source files are in the same directory. Any ideas?

Makefile:

Code:

SOURCE_DIR = $(top_srcdir)
SOURCE_INCLUDE_DIR = $(SOURCE_DIR)/../../include
SOURCE_COMMON_DIR = $(SOURCE_DIR)/
SOURCE_LDSCRIPT_DIR = $(SOURCE_DIR)

BUILD_DIR = $(top_builddir)
BUILD_PROM_DIR = $(BUILD_DIR)


CC=gcc
CFLAGS=-c -Wall
LDFLAGS=-M -T $(SOURCE_LDSCRIPT_DIR)/Linker.ld  
SOURCES= Main.c \
         ErrorHandler.c \
         ScriptProcess.c \
         Queues.c \
         Commands.c \
         Processes.c \
	 Utilities.c \
     	 Executive.s \
	 time.o \
         $(SOURCE_COMMON_DIR)/Esr.c \
	 $(SOURCE_COMMON_DIR)/bitset.s

OBJECTS=$(SOURCES:.c=.o)
EXECUTABLE=Program1

all: $(SOURCES) $(EXECUTABLE)
	
$(EXECUTABLE): $(OBJECTS) 
	$(CC) $(LDFLAGS) $(OBJECTS) -o $@

.c.o:
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $< -o $@
.s.o:
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $< -o $@

Error:

Code:

$ make
 cd .. && automake-1.10 --gnu  Makefile
 cd . && /bin/sh ./config.status Makefile
config.status: creating Makefile
gcc -M -T ../Linker.ld   Main.o ErrorHandler.o ScriptProcess.o Queues.o Commands.o Processes.o Utilities.o Executive.s time.o -o Program1
gcc: Executive.s: No such file or directory
gcc: time.o: No such file or directory
make: *** [Program1] Error 1

Does "Executive.s" actually exist? How about "time.o"? Is that supposed to be ".c"?


Quzah.

Originally Posted by quzah

Does "Executive.s" actually exist? How about "time.o"? Is that supposed to be ".c"?


Quzah.

Yeah, that's what is confusing, all the source files are in the same directory and none of the others seem to have a problem compiling

Fixed for now by adding absolute path to files in directory. Seems like it shouldn't matter, but I'm not getting the error anymore

So in other words, they didn't really exist where you thought they were. They weren't with all your .c files.


Quzah.

Originally Posted by quzah

So in other words, they didn't really exist where you thought they were. They weren't with all your .c files.


Quzah.

Nope, they were in the same directory as my c files, exactly where I thought they were. All I did was add the path to the exact same folder

Originally Posted by TheEngineer

Fixed for now by adding absolute path to files in directory. Seems like it shouldn't matter, but I'm not getting the error anymore

i think i get the solution for your problem ..when you installed your c compiler did you change your CLASSPATH variable?....bcoz if you install cygwin for example you need to change ur classpath if not ...it throws an error that file not found...agn . U need to change ur CLASSPATH not PATH variable.