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-M behaviour change in recent NASM versions ?

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pahhur:

I have old projects (compiled with older NASM version) that I wanted to compile
on my up-to-date Arch installation with g++ 12.1 and nasm 2.15.05

Given an x.asm and a ../include/macros.h


--- Code: ---|->source->x.asm
|->include->macros.h
--- End code ---

the older nasm versions when called like


--- Code: ---nasm -M -felf64 -D__BITS__=64 -Ox -Dlinux -I../include x.asm
--- End code ---

inside the source directory, generated correct Makefile dependencies, i.e. something like


--- Code: ---x.o : x.asm ../include/macros.h
--- End code ---

The current version generates dependencies like


--- Code: ---x.o : x.asm macros.h
--- End code ---

which of course leads to the problem that a make in the source direcory claims about missing dependencies:


--- Code: ---make[1]: *** No rule to make target 'macros.h', needed by 'x.o'.  Stop.
--- End code ---


Can anyone enlighten me, why this is the case, and what new command line options might be missing now?

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