Consult GNUStep compiled under windows using objective-c program newbie questions

After writing the program (. M file), the HellowWorld.m and GNUmakefile are placed in the same directory, the following is the content GNUmakefile:
include $ (GNUSTEP_MAKEFILES) / common.make
TOOL_NAME = Test1
Test1_OBJC_FILES = HelloWorld.m
include $ (GNUSTEP_MAKEFILES) / tool.make

Now when compiling always prompt
make [3]: *** No rule to make target 'obj/Test1.obj/HelloWorld.m.o', needed by 'obj/Test1.exe' Stop
.make [2]: *** [internal-tool-all_] Error 2
make [1]: *** [Test1.all.tool.variables] Error 2
make: *** [internal-all] Error 2


Please expert advice, thank you!!!
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Scriptorium office buildings, offices where programmers; programmers to write programs, and took the program to change the drinks;
Sober just sit in front of the screen, but also to screen next drunken sleep; drunken sober day after day, the next screen before the screen year after year;
Hopefully never in a computer room, unwilling to bow before the boss; Benz BMW Group were interesting, bus their own programmers;
People laugh at me too insane, I laughed my fate too cheap; see, however, the streets pretty girl, which was owned by the programmer;

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cited a floor xialiluo reply:

office in the Scriptorium, Scriptorium where programmers; programmers to write programs, and took the program to change the drinks;
Sober just sit in front of the screen, but also to screen next drunken sleep; drunken sober day after day, the next screen before the screen year after year;
Hopefully never in a computer room, unwilling to bow before the boss; Benz BMW Group were interesting, bus their own programmers;
People laugh at me too insane, I laughed my fate too cheap; see, however, the streets pretty girl, which was owned by the programmer;

bit mean!
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Administrator, why you delete my reply, I just encountered the same problem, want to solve it. . .