Is this right

[splodger15]

here is a picture of one of my project folders of a game i am creating but how do i make my make file not a txt because it still says a txt document under it

[psiko_scweek]

lol, no thats not right.

the Makefile needs to be just Makefile

not Makefile.txt

here is from my other post...

alright now that we know what the problem is we can work on getting it solved!

(im going to assume your using windows)

alright if it acutally says Makefile.txt when you lookat the file in windows, you can highlight the file by clicking on it, press the F2 key, so your renamng it and then just delete the ".txt" at the end.

now if it doesnt say ".txt" at the end here is how to do it, open the folder that has the Makefile, click on Tools -> Folder Optons. That will bring up a dialouge box, the second tab will say "View" click on that and toward the middle you will see a bunch of checkmarks and radio buttons, click on the box that says "Hide Extensions of Known File Types" so that it is no longer checked. Now of course hit apply and exit and now it will actually say "Makefile.txt" so you can follow the instructions above.

Please note, windows will ask you if your sure that you want to change the extension to a possible unusable type, please click on YES.

[splodger15]

ok i have done that but now in cygwin when i go to make my file i get this

[psiko_scweek]

check your makefile...if need be post the makefile here.

[splodger15]

here is my make file i know the PSP_EBOOT_TITLE has to go in but i dont know whats wrong with it

[psiko_scweek]

first things first:

did you do this?

change the Cygwin.Bat to:

@echo off

C:
chdir C:\cygwin\bin

set path=%path%;C:/cygwin/usr/local/pspdev/bin
set PSPSDK=C:/cygwin/usr/local/pspdev

bash --login -i

[splodger15]

no i didnt do that i have changed the cygwin bat file

[psiko_scweek]

that should have solved the problem right?

[splodger15]

now i get this

[psiko_scweek]

LOL! fun! alright, well its compiling now at least, or trying.

thats a step in the right direction.

hmm...it does appear that you may have the file written wrong.