mingw32-make.exe: *** No rule to make target 'VerTex.o', needed by '项目1.exe'. Stop.

The error message "mingw32-make.exe: *** No rule to make target 'VerTex.o', needed by '项目1.exe'. Stop." typically occurs in a Makefile-based build system when the compiler cannot find the specified object file 'VerTex.o' that's required to create the final executable '项目1.exe'.

Here's an explanation of what it means:

1. **Target missing**: The `make` command is looking for a rule to generate the target file 'VerTex.o', but there isn't one defined in the Makefile. This could happen if the source code for VerTex hasn't been compiled yet or if the necessary dependencies are not listed correctly.

2. **Rule reference**: The "No rule" part indicates that the Makefile doesn't know how to proceed from the current stage to creating 'VerTex.o'. It suggests that there might be a typo in the filename or a misconfiguration in the rules connecting source files to their corresponding object files.

To fix this issue, you would need to:
- Check the Makefile to ensure that there's a correct recipe (a set of commands) to compile 'VerTex.c' into 'VerTex.o'.
- Verify that the source file exists and has the same name as the object file.
- Ensure that any header files required for compiling 'VerTex.c' are included and available.