erlang make utility - some help required.

DANIESC SCHUTTE DANIESC.SCHUTTE@REDACTED
Mon Apr 28 17:37:45 CEST 2003


I changed the include to be a string, (the erl extension can be omitted).  (It works if I just give the module name as an atom - without anything else.  But requires the include files.  

I'm using tools 2.0.1 OTP R9

thanks for your input


>>> Mickael Remond <mickael.remond@REDACTED> 04/28/03 05:02PM >>>
"DANIESC SCHUTTE" <DANIESC.SCHUTTE@REDACTED> writes:

> Greetings all, 
>
> can anyone give me an indication what I am doing wrong in my Emakefile.
>
> Thanks.
> Daniel
>
> Emakefile content:
> {card_info, [{i, '/home2/bv/include'}]}.

Hello,

I have no way to reproduce your problem from here but I see one main
potential problem. I would use a string to define the include path. 
Another problem might be that extension of the Erlang file is missing
(But I am not sure about this one).

What I would do:

{'card_info.erl', [{i, "/home2/bv/include"}]}.

Tell me if this works.

-- 
Mickaël Rémond
http://www.erlang-projects.org/ 


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