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Top Forums Programming Object File Error Post 302109560 by Stevhp on Tuesday 6th of March 2007 06:27:32 PM
Old 03-06-2007
Object File Error

Hi,

I've tried to compile a program I wrote with a Makefile, yet it returns an error:

<<<test_log>>>
itest_log.o /sr/local/bin/gcc -o test_log.o -I ../../../include -L ../../../lib -llog_mgr
sh: itest_log.o: execute permission denied
Error code 1
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target 'it'


Has anyone seen this before? Any idea what it might be?

Thanks,
Steve
 

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nccgen(1)							      nccgen								 nccgen(1)

NAME
nccgen - source code analysis SYNOPSIS
nccgen file.c DESCRIPTION
nccgen is a program that can help you hack/study the source code of C programs. It will report which functions call which other functions, which functions are called by other functions and what global variables and members of structures are used by functions. This is useful if you want to analyse a program and eventually hack it. USAGE
To use nccgen find the Makefile of the program you want to analyse. In the Makefile locate the line which sets the C compiler. That is usually something like CC = gcc and you must change it to CC = nccgen -ncgcc -ncld -ncfabs. Then compile the application. It may be useful to also replace AR = ar with AR = nccar and LD = ld with LD = nccld to link nccout object files. OUTPUT
nccgen will produce a file with nccout extension for every C file analysed. Then you can use the viewer nccnav (with nccnav program.nccout ) to view this data and do your work. If the procedure of make links object files with "ar" or "ld" you should manually link the produced .nccout files. AUTHORS
The homepage of the ncc project is: http://students.ceid.upatras.gr/~sxanth/ncc/ SEE ALSO
The documentation included in the package. Linux 8 Mar 2003 nccgen(1)
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