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Old 06-27-2005
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MAKE utility

I wrote a makefile, every thing is working fine,

But One of the C header files which is created by me is kept in a different folder other than the current directory,

I have given this PATH to VPATH Variable

Example :- VPATH = /home/user1/projects/victor.h

It gives an error as : file not found

This is the defination of VPATH is

The value of the make variable VPATH specifies a list of directories that make should search.

What basically i want is, how do i specify make to search for the file in the path which i have specified in the VPATH.

what is the correct syntax for specifying the value in the VPATH


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