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Steven Elkins wrote:



I hack around it like so...
sge:587$ diff -u Makefile.ORIG Makefile --- Makefile.ORIG Thu Aug 5 20:57:51 2004 
+++ Makefile    Sat Aug  7 22:48:44 2004
@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@
.PHONY : clean
clean :
       @echo [cleaning]
-       rm -f $(LOBJS) $(OBJS) $(LIB) $(BINDFILE)
+       rm -f $(LOBJS) $(OBJS) $(LIB)

.SUFFIXES : .cxx .c .o .i

sge:588$

Anyway, thanks!  I think it'd be even more fun I knew fltk.

Steve
No no no, my clean target is correct ! :) The problem is that this file that I'm deleting when cleaning is supposed to be generated by the binding generator. However I provided it in the archive for people interested with the fltk binding but who would not want to regenerate the binding , since , just as it happened for you, it may not work as is on any environment. 

The problem mainly for you is here :

fltk.cxx:0: malformed option `-D asm(...)='
fltk.cxx:0: malformed option `-D __asm__(...)='
fltk.cxx:0: malformed option `-D __attribute__(...)='
It looks like your gcc doesn't accept these options, or that gmake does not parse correctly the quote that I put in the makefile around them. Maybe you can try to remove these options in the makefile, or use escape characters instead of quotes. Maybe you can try something like that in the makefile : 

CPP_FLAGS    = -Dasm\(...)\= -D__asm__\(...\)\= \
   -D__extension__="" -D__const=const -D__attribute__\(...\)\= \
   -D__size="unsigned int" -Dptrdiff_t=int -D__restrict="" \
   -D__inline="" -D__mode__="" -Dexplicit=""

If it works for you, please tell me.
About fltk, it's probably one of the easiest GUI toolkit to use, so I suggest you to give it a try :) 

Vincent Penne.