Raed Abu-sanad wrote:
> MAKE Version 5.2  Copyright (c) 1987, 2000 Borland

You have a Borland toolchain installed with its location specified in
the PATH environment variable. Borland Make and GNU Make are not
compatible.

If you exclusively use the Borland tool from its IDE rather than the
command line, I believe that you do not actually need it in the PATH, so
just remove it. It is set in Control
Panel->System->Advanced->Environment Variables. The setting does not
affect console sessions started before the change, so you will need to
close and re-open any console sessions.

Clifford

Clifford Slocombe wrote:
> Raed Abu-sanad wrote:
>> MAKE Version 5.2  Copyright (c) 1987, 2000 Borland
>
> You have a Borland toolchain installed with its location specified in
> the PATH environment variable. Borland Make and GNU Make are not
> compatible.
>
> If you exclusively use the Borland tool from its IDE rather than the
> command line, I believe that you do not actually need it in the PATH, so
> just remove it. It is set in Control
> Panel->System->Advanced->Environment Variables. The setting does not
> affect console sessions started before the change, so you will need to
> close and re-open any console sessions.
>
> Clifford

Hi,,
if u mean in the Path where i have put
";c:\WinARM\bin;c:\WinARM\utils\bin; " then i checked it and borland
toolchain is not there..

hints???
thanks

Raed Abu-sanad wrote:

> if u mean in the Path where i have put
> ";c:\WinARM\bin;c:\WinARM\utils\bin; " then i checked it and borland
> toolchain is not there..

I mean what I said! The system PATH environment variable.

Open a command console window and type "path" followed by return. Or
just look it up in the Control Panel System dialog like I said. That is
the list of paths the system will search for executables. Note that
therare user variables and system variables, and bith may have a PATH
setting, the two are appended.