Makefile gives make: *** No rule to make target using suffixs. Help please

Hello!

I'm trying to learn c++ from the ground up so I'm figuring out makefiles.
I have

Code:

CPP = g++
OFLAG = -o
.SUFFIXES : .o .cpp
.cpp.o :
	$(CPP) -c $<

stw: main.o PieceClothing.o 
	$(CPP) $(OFLAG) main main.o PieceClothing.o 
	
PieceClothing.o: PieceClothing.cpp PieceClothing.h 
main.o: main.cpp PieceClothing.h

And when I type make I get

Code:

make: *** No rule to make target `main.cpp', needed by `main.o'.  Stop.

What am I doing wrong?
Shouldn't the suffix rule take care of a target for main.cpp?

The make command is saying it can not find the file "main.cpp" and does not know how to make it.

Edit: Make normally only looks relative to single folder (normally current working directory) for files; I have no idea if this can be changed.

Tim S.

Thanks! That is correct, I though he didn't know what to do with main.cpp.