Kolbjørn Stuestøl (Samstag, 23. Februar 2008, 17:37): > When trying to run 'make ALL_LINGUAS="no"' (or whatever language), I > get the message: > "make: *** No rule to make target `xml/stamp-no-valid', needed by > `validate'. Stop." > I assume I've missed a file or something, but where and what? Where > do I find this rule, or more precisely: what do I have to do to get > the program running as nicely as before? > Yes, I have updated the 'gimp-help-2' directory and run the 'make' on > a copy of this. If in doubt, always try to re-run 'autogen.sh'. Also, try grep valid Makefile to check/verify the validate target. The output should contain xml/stamp-%-valid: xml/%.xml. If it does, the target's prerequisite (xml/no.xml) cannot be built. Then try grep ^xml/ Makefile which should give you xml/%.xml: src/gimp.xml stylesheets/profile.xsl $(XML_FILES). > I have tried to figure out where this message is generated without > any luck. Using Cygwin on Windows XP if that matter. Maybe there are some <CR> chars and your "make" can't handle them? cat -v Makefile will show you (trailing ^M's?). Ulf
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