makefile working correctly?

[demisheep]

I am in need of help to see that my makefile is working correctly. I am writing a program in UNIX and using my schools server to compile and run the C++ code.

Here is my make file's contents:

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main: *.cpp *.h
g++ -o LSL main.cpp ClosedHash.cpp

clean:
rm -f *.o LSL*
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Here is the results of me running "make":

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unixserver:Lab3> make
g++ -o LSL main.cpp ClosedHash.cpp
ClosedHash.h:17: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âinsertâ
ClosedHash.h:18: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âfindâ
ClosedHash.h:19: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âremoveâ
ClosedHash.h:20: error: âHTâ has not been declared
ClosedHash.h:20: error: âposâ was not declared in this scope
ClosedHash.h:20: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âcheckHashâ
ClosedHash.h:21: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âcheckKeyâ
ClosedHash.h:22: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âprobeSeqâ
ClosedHash.h:23: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âcountâ
ClosedHash.h:24: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âalphaâ
ClosedHash.h:25: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âfullâ
ClosedHash.h:26: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âgetKeyâ
ClosedHash.h:29: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âhâ
ClosedHash.h:30: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âh2â
main.cpp: In function âint main()â:
main.cpp:172: error: no matching function for call to âClosedHash::ClosedHash(int)â
ClosedHash.h:16: note: candidates are: ClosedHash::ClosedHash()
ClosedHash.h:13: note: ClosedHash::ClosedHash(const ClosedHash&)
ClosedHash.h:17: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âinsertâ
ClosedHash.h:18: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âfindâ
ClosedHash.h:19: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âremoveâ
ClosedHash.h:20: error: âHTâ has not been declared
ClosedHash.h:20: error: âposâ was not declared in this scope
ClosedHash.h:20: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âcheckHashâ
ClosedHash.h:21: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âcheckKeyâ
ClosedHash.h:22: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âprobeSeqâ
ClosedHash.h:23: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âcountâ
ClosedHash.h:24: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âalphaâ
ClosedHash.h:25: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âfullâ
ClosedHash.h:26: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âgetKeyâ
ClosedHash.h:29: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âhâ
ClosedHash.h:30: error: extra qualification âClosedHash::â on member âh2â
ClosedHash.cpp:10: error: prototype for âClosedHash::ClosedHash(int)â does not match any in class âClosedHashâ
ClosedHash.h:13: error: candidates are: ClosedHash::ClosedHash(const ClosedHash&)
ClosedHash.h:16: error: ClosedHash::ClosedHash()
ClosedHash.cpp: In constructor âClosedHash::ClosedHash(int)â:
ClosedHash.cpp:10: error: uninitialized member âClosedHash::maxSizeâ with âconstâ type âconst intâ
ClosedHash.cpp: In destructor âvirtual ClosedHash::~ClosedHash()â:
ClosedHash.cpp:16: error: expected primary-expression before â;â token
ClosedHash.cpp: At global scope:
ClosedHash.cpp:104: error: prototype for âbool ClosedHash::insert(int, int)â does not match any in class âClosedHashâ
ClosedHash.h:17: error: candidate is: virtual bool ClosedHash::insert(int, int&)
ClosedHash.cpp: In member function âbool ClosedHash::insert(int, int)â:
ClosedHash.cpp:107: error: âHTâ was not declared in this scope
ClosedHash.cpp:109: error: no matching function for call to âClosedHash::probeSeq(int, int&)â
ClosedHash.h:22: note: candidates are: bool ClosedHash::probeSeq()
ClosedHash.cpp:112: error: âHTâ was not declared in this scope
ClosedHash.cpp: In member function âvirtual bool ClosedHash::remove(int)â:
ClosedHash.cpp:125: error: âKâ was not declared in this scope
ClosedHash.cpp:126: error: âHTâ was not declared in this scope
ClosedHash.cpp:129: error: âMâ was not declared in this scope
ClosedHash.cpp:130: error: âHTâ was not declared in this scope
ClosedHash.cpp:131: error: âeâ was not declared in this scope
ClosedHash.cpp: At global scope:
ClosedHash.cpp:137: error: âHTâ has not been declared
ClosedHash.cpp:137: error: âposâ was not declared in this scope
ClosedHash.cpp: In member function âvirtual int ClosedHash::count() constâ:
ClosedHash.cpp:156: error: argument of type âint (ClosedHash::)()constâ does not match âintâ
ClosedHash.cpp: In member function âvirtual float ClosedHash::alpha() constâ:
ClosedHash.cpp:161: error: invalid use of member (did you forget the â&â ?)
make: *** [main] Error 1
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I know it's showing a lot of errors but does it seem to be at least doing what it's suppose to be doing? Before I proceed in fixing up my program I want to make sure my makefile is fine.

[SexyBachelor]

main: *.cpp *.h
g++ -o LSL main.cpp ClosedHash.cpp

clean:
rm -f *.o LSL*

Are main.cpp and ClosedHash.cpp the only two source files?

Why don't you stick with you're original syntax:

main: *.cpp *.h
g++ -o LSL *.cpp

And why do you have an astric after LSL? are there other files beginning in LSL that are being built?

From what I see, you're clean should look like:

clean:
rm -f *.o LSL

edit:
also, are the funky letters what are actually printed as your build output, or did they appear when you pasted the output?

I think the makefile is fine, why don't you post closedHash.cpp and closedHash.h?

[demisheep]

Thank you. yes they are the only two source files. I changed it to the original syntax as you suggested.

I don't know what the asterisk is for, I believe that was an instruction from the professor or another example I had found.

Yes all those funky characters are what is really printed on the screen.

Thanks for your help!

[SexyBachelor]

Did that tweaking of the makefile fix the problem you were having?

If not, lets take a look at your source.