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I've started following the book Unix Network programming 2003. I've downloaded the source code from the official website here: source code. This includes a README file, which tells you how to build/compile all the files included for the book.
I followed these instructions on this GitHub page (which also has the source code) github And managed to use the make files and configure the source successfully from what it seems.
Makefile to compile the examples provided
The first chapter of the program examples are in directory highlighted below. My program is '[BOOK]daytimetcpcli.c' and placed it inside the Makefile provided. Makefile Inside the target directory:
unpv13e/intro$
(includes all the other book example programs)
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Answered 2017-Sep-19 at 22:17First your mistake in the Makefile:
make: Nothing to be done for 'all'.
This means that all make targets (the content of the PROGS
variable) exist and are more recent than their dependencies (i.e. what must be used to build them, IOW the source).
It is unexpected for you because you didn't add the resulting binary to the PROGS
variable, but the source file. Since it exists, Make considers it has nothing more to do. To correct this, change:
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