#132820 - ThousandKnives - Fri Jun 29, 2007 8:56 pm
Whenever I run GIT on a PNG is doesn't put a "." in the resulting file names. In other words when I run git on "logo.png" I get "logos" and "logosh" as the output instead of "logo.s" and "logo.h". Similiarly the definitions within the H file have "s" appended: logosBitmap, etc. The linker still looks for logo.s and can't find it so I have to go and manually change the file name and re-link.
This is the code in my makefile:
I had to upgrade GIT from the version that was distributed with DevKitPro because that version caused a fatal error whenever it was run. I have "v0.7b2, 20070331". I tried with and without "-fts" and the results were the same. Coronac's page doesn't mention anything about it nor do any of the readmes or help files.
Anyone else run across this or have any ideas?
edit: Sorry, figures the moment after I give up the solution comes. I put a "." after '-o$*' and now the files come out properly
This is the code in my makefile:
Code: |
%.s %.h : %.png %.git git $< -o$* |
I had to upgrade GIT from the version that was distributed with DevKitPro because that version caused a fatal error whenever it was run. I have "v0.7b2, 20070331". I tried with and without "-fts" and the results were the same. Coronac's page doesn't mention anything about it nor do any of the readmes or help files.
Anyone else run across this or have any ideas?
edit: Sorry, figures the moment after I give up the solution comes. I put a "." after '-o$*' and now the files come out properly