Hello.
I'm struggling with figuring out a way to maintain my directory
structure for my header files. I have the following structure
file1.c ... fileN.c PackageName/ Makefile.am configure.in ...
|
file1.h ... fileN.h
I can build my code into a library and install the library correctly and
place the header files into the include directory with a Makefile.am
that resembles
lib_LIBRARIES = libtest.a
libtest_a_SOURCES = \
file1.c \
... \
fileN.c
include_HEADERS = PackageName/file1.h \
... \
PackageName/fileN.h
However, this does not maintain the directory PackageName in the
installed include directory. For instance, if a person were to use this
library and needed to include a header file in their code, the line
would look like this:
#include <PackageName/filei.h>
I've tried a couple different ways to use SUBDIRS to get the headers
included correctly, but I've not succeeded. Are there any suggestions
as to how I could maintain the header file structure during the
installation?
Many thanks.
Pete
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Pete Willemsen Department of Comp. Sci.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] University of Iowa
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