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I installed GNAT 2012 a while back when I was working with Ada and it came with a version of GCC. I can compile C files from the command prompt using gcc fine, but “make” apparently wasn’t included.
How would I go about getting make working? Should I just install the newest version of GCC instead?
Make is not part of GCC. On Windows, you can use MSYS. It includes make and other useful tools.