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U1000 through U4011 NMAKE Fatal Error U1034 NMAKE Fatal Error U1034 NMAKE Fatal Error U1034 NMAKE Fatal Error U1000 NMAKE Fatal Error U1001 NMAKE Fatal Error U1007 NMAKE Fatal Error U1023 NMAKE gnu make for windows Fatal Error U1033 NMAKE Fatal Error U1034 NMAKE Fatal Error U1035 NMAKE Fatal Error U1036 NMAKE Fatal Error U1045 NMAKE Fatal Error U1050 NMAKE Fatal Error U1051 NMAKE Fatal Error U1052 NMAKE Fatal Error U1055 NMAKE Fatal Error U1056 NMAKE Fatal Error U1059 NMAKE Fatal Error U1064 NMAKE Fatal Error U1065 NMAKE Fatal Error U1070 NMAKE Fatal Error U1071 NMAKE Fatal Error U1073 NMAKE Fatal Error U1076 NMAKE Fatal Error U1077 NMAKE Fatal Error U1078 NMAKE Fatal Error U1083 NMAKE Fatal Error U1086 NMAKE Fatal Error U1087 NMAKE Fatal Error U1088 NMAKE Fatal Error U1095 NMAKE Fatal Error U1097 NMAKE Fatal Error U1099 NMAKE Fatal Error U1100 NMAKE Warning U4001 NMAKE Warning U4004 NMAKE Warning U4006 NMAKE Warning U4007 NMAKE Warning U4010 NMAKE Warning U4011 TOC Collapse the table of content Expand the table of content This documentation is archived and is not being maintained. This documentation is archived and is not being maintained. NMAKE Fatal Error U1034 Visual Studio 2015 Other Versions Visual Studio 2013 Visual Studio 2012 Visual Studio 2010 Visual Studio 2008 Visual Studio 2005 Visual Studio .NET 2003 syntax error : separator missingThe colon (:) that separates targets and dependents is missing. Show: Inherited Protected Print Export (0) Print Export (0) Share IN THIS ARTICLE Is this page helpful? Yes No Additional feedback? 1500 characters remaining Submit Skip this Thank you! We appreciate your feedback. Dev centers Windows Office Visual Studio Microsoft Azure More... Learning resources Microsoft Virtual Academy Channel 9 MSDN Magazine Community Forums Blogs Codeplex Support Self sup
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GuidesHow TosReferencesOnline LearningSample CodeDevicesGo to MarketOpportunitiesGet AuthenticatedForumsGeneralAPI FamiliesDistributionArchiveCommunity Posting GuidelinesBlog Developer Forums ForumsArchiveGNU - ARM compilernmake fatal error U1034 nmake fatal error U1034 Mon, 11/06/2006 - 04:27 Forums: GNU - ARM compilerhi! i have created my app.mak file through the GenerateARMMakeFile icon from the VS 6.0 IDE.. but https://developer.brewmp.com/forum/nmake-fatal-error-u1034-0 when i give command nmake -f app.mak on the command prompt.. i get http://bojan-komazec.blogspot.com/2011/10/how-to-use-nmake-and-makefile.html the following error : app.mak(260)fatal error U1034: syntax error: seperator missing when see the definition at line 260 in the app.mak file it is as below: AEEAppGen.o: ..\..\src\AEEAppGen.c i dont know if any one has come across this error before... if yes pls let me know the solution... else suggest some solutions.. nmake fatal Thanks pribhi pribhi pribhimember since 16.10.06 Mon, 11/06/2006 - 05:00 Do you have space in your path, you need to have short formatted path. Do you have space in your path, you need to have short formatted path. ruben rubenmember since 07.01.03 Mon, 11/06/2006 - 10:53 Thats typically when its looking for a target rule and instead finds a dependency rule instead (what you have nmake fatal error copied is a dependency) make sure the target rule is defined first, it can also be an earlier typo, or something bad in the target rule. Thats typically when its looking for a target rule and instead finds a dependency rule instead (what you have copied is a dependency) make sure the target rule is defined first, it can also be an earlier typo, or something bad in the target rule. charliex charliexmember since 25.07.02 Tue, 11/07/2006 - 03:37 thanks to all for replying. i sorted out the problem... i replaced the AEEAppGen.o: ..\..\src\AEEAppGen.c in the mak file by $(TARGETDIR)\$(TARGET).o : $(TARGET).c $(TARGETDIR)\$(TARGET).o : $(TARGET).bid $(TARGETDIR)\$(TARGET).: $(TARGET)_res.h and now the mod file has been created... thnks pribhi thanks to all for replying. i sorted out the problem... i replaced the AEEAppGen.o: ..\..\src\AEEAppGen.c in the mak file by $(TARGETDIR)\$(TARGET).o : $(TARGET).c $(TARGETDIR)\$(TARGET).o : $(TARGET).bid $(TARGETDIR)\$(TARGET).: $(TARGET)_res.h and now the mod file has been created... thnks pribhi pribhi pribhimember since 16.10.06 Popular Discussions right procedure for getting the caller ID in TAPI?? does PREF usage effect TBT ? regarding singleton in Brew MP What difference between GNU ARM compiler and Real View Compiler Members 39,228 Membe
create project directory ("..\HelloWorld") 2) create source file ("..\HelloWorld\main.cpp") 3) create makefile ("..\HelloWorld\makefile") 4) set up environment (environment variables) for nmake. I will use my setenv.bat script from my post "NMAKE and its environment" (run "..\HelloWorld\setenv.bat" with "x86" argument) 5) run nmake main.cpp: #include