NOTE: I also installed p01 for 4.0.1 gmake bails out of some .d files with a 'missing separator' error. Reason: The first line in each .d has a (spurios?) 'c' after the continuation backslash. This seems to be wrong. Fix: I removed the 'c' from the 'echo' command in config/common.gmk and the code is now compiling. Here is the new code snipplet: ----------- # Make the .d file(s) and include it(them). # g++ -MM is good at this, except it forgets the subdirectory # (hence the use of $G4TMP/). ifdef G4ODBMS $(G4TMPDIR)/%.d: src/%.cc $(schema_hh) else $(G4TMPDIR)/%.d: src/%.cc endif @if [ ! -d $(G4TMP)/$(G4SYSTEM) ] ; then mkdir $(G4TMP)/$(G4SYSTEM) ;fi @if [ ! -d $(G4TMPDIR) ] ; then mkdir $(G4TMPDIR) ;fi @echo Making dependency for file $< ... @($(ECHO) "$(G4TMPDIR)/ \\" ; \ g++ -MM $(RWINCGPP) $(CPPFLAGS) $< ) | sed 's!$(G4TMPDIR)/$*.o!& $@!' >$@ -----------
The problem is affecting some version of 'echo' on Linux systems. \c option is required in order to avoid appending a new line to the command which may cause the mechanism to fail on most systems. Please, try adding option -e to ECHO in architecture.gmk for Linux-g++ setup and leave the original rule as it is. This fix is already included in the tags for the next release. Thanks.
*** Bug 250 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. *** *** 'Gabriele.Cosmo@cern.ch' will be responsible for bug 250. ***
