make says that file does not exist even if it just built it a few lines before?

[Christian Schuhegger]

hello,

i have a problem with a makefile where make tells me that a file does
not exist even if it just remade it a few lines (in the log file)
earlier. if i do a second make everything works fine?

i am talking about:
GNU Make version 3.77, by Richard Stallman and Roland McGrath.

on redhat linux 6.1.

the relevant lines from the make log are:
Successfully remade target file
`/home/cschuheg/makeproblem/obj/debugobj/libcommondevices/libcommondevices.o'.

... some other output ...

File
`/home/cschuheg/makeproblem/obj/debugobj/libcommondevices/libcommondevices.o'
does not exist.

if i then do the same make command again it builds the project without
problems.

can anybody tell me why this happenes or what i can do to circumvent
this behaviour?

i send a little hellow project with this mail. change into the root of
this project and type
source env.sh
then go into the src directory and type
make all

and the problem should appear. if you type
make all

again the project should build correctly.

this archive also contains a make.log file in the src directory from my
build.

many thanks for any comments!

--
MfG,
Christian Schuhegger

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