I'm using CVS automake and have source files in sub directories of my project like so: ./forward_idl/Foo/Bar.cpp In my Makefile.am I list them fooserver_SOURCES = forward_idl/Foo/Bar.cpp In the generated Makefile I see fooserver_OBJECTS = Bar_c.o Bar_c.o: forward_idl/Foo/Bar_c.cpp That would be fine, but AFAICT there is no way for make to apply the normal .c.o suffix rule in this case to produce the object file. How can I get this behaviour? TIA Alex.
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