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Any idea for how to run "make" commands in windows #52

Open rubenmedios opened 8 years ago

rubenmedios commented 8 years ago

I try the system, but haven't luck, the result is this

$ make
bash: make: command not found

I'm on Windows 10

leouieda commented 8 years ago

@rubenmedios you can try downloading the Make executable from http://www.mingw.org/. Though I remember that it's not very straight forward.

How did you get your bash environment?

jandecaluwe commented 8 years ago

@rubenmedios make is an external task automation tool that has basically nothing to do with urubu. Of course, many people on Linux/Unix like to use it because that's were it comes from.

I have close to zero experience with Windows. However, on one occasion I had to install urubu for a customer and I got it to work, including the make utitlity. So it should be possible to set this up. Otherwise, just use the urubu commands natively, as described in the manual.

42sol-eu commented 7 years ago

@rubenmedios could you specify more details on the problem - if it is still active?

basic info would be: WHY do you want to use make (and not cmake or qmake) HOW does your environment look like do you use a integrated development environment (IDE) for your project ((if not look at PyCharm CE))

on windows you can use mingw32-make.exe - if you installed the compiler and add the path to your environment variable PATH

to check it:

Sorry if this is too low level - but from your question I assumed that you did not know it... Feel free to ask for more advice. Felix

GabrielAdeyemi commented 5 years ago

If it is only to generate binary files, I use:

cmake --build .

Patsjemoe commented 5 years ago

Hi, make, cmake, mingw32-make....all of them give an error command not found... any suggestions ? thanks regards ludo

Jesse-Reyes commented 4 years ago

Hi,

I'm running bash (Version 4.4.12(3)-release (x86_64-cygwin) on Windows 10. When i ran the 'make' command i received thebash: make: command not found

I searched in my mingw program files for the (make) executable. C:..\MinGW\bin\make.exe I then added the make executable directory location as one of my PATH environments Restart bash and make was able to work.

Rattanpal1 commented 4 years ago

Just add environment variable

C:\Program Files (x86)\GnuWin32\bin

Thats All.

Cheers, Ranjit

faizanurrahman commented 4 years ago

Follow the step:

Step 1 - Install Mingw, through the MinGW installer. Step 2 - Open Command Prompt, Try to type mingw-get, if this command is working then follow the next step otherwise go to step one and install it properly. Step 3 - In command prompt, type mingw-get install mingw32-make.exe, and hit enter. An appropriate make version will be installed in your computer. Step 4 - Go to C:/MingW/bin folder and find the mingw32-make.exe file and copy it and paste it in the same folder and then rename the copied file to make.exe, That's it. Now you are good to go. type command make in prompt to see it's working or not.

WycliffDembe commented 4 years ago

Follow the step:

Step 1 - Install Mingw, through the MinGW installer. Step 2 - Open Command Prompt, Try to type mingw-get, if this command is working then follow the next step otherwise go to step one and install it properly. Step 3 - In command prompt, type mingw-get install mingw32-make.exe, and hit enter. An appropriate make version will be installed in your computer. Step 4 - Go to C:/MingW/bin folder and find the mingw32-make.exe file and copy it and paste it in the same folder and then rename the copied file to make.exe, That's it. Now you are good to go. type command make in prompt to see it's working or not.

-this has worked for me, thanks

Komal7209 commented 4 years ago

It's still not working for me 15987913959289139432950128596921

newguy commented 3 years ago

Follow the step:

Step 1 - Install Mingw, through the MinGW installer. Step 2 - Open Command Prompt, Try to type mingw-get, if this command is working then follow the next step otherwise go to step one and install it properly. Step 3 - In command prompt, type mingw-get install mingw32-make.exe, and hit enter. An appropriate make version will be installed in your computer. Step 4 - Go to C:/MingW/bin folder and find the mingw32-make.exe file and copy it and paste it in the same folder and then rename the copied file to make.exe, That's it. Now you are good to go. type command make in prompt to see it's working or not.

this didnot work for me. I am using make to start a postgres db for my go project.

Sameerpy commented 3 years ago
  1. Download ( https://sourceforge.net/projects/ezwinports/files/make-4.3-without-guile-w32-bin.zip/download ) without guile from (Parent websites : https://sourceforge.net/projects/ezwinports/files/).
  2. Extract it.
  3. Copy the contents inside \mingw64 folder (Do NOT overwrite or Replace any files).
  4. Restart GIT Bash. "make" command will start working for you now as it works on Linux systems.
babita-web commented 3 years ago

It's still not working for me 15987913959289139432950128596921

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sabapathim commented 3 years ago

when i try to run make C:\particualr\folder\where\makefiles_present>make

its shows

make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.

even though the files are name Makefile

1basilisk commented 3 years ago

image it says make not found

kartheekDogga commented 1 year ago

image it says make not found

you must be on a 64 bit version

mohdhaider07 commented 1 year ago

image

Can you please tell me how I can resolve this error

mohdhaider07 commented 1 year ago

I am using 64bit windows

josyb commented 1 year ago

Try mingw-get install mingw32-make (without the .exe)