I'm working on a project where I want to create a new class of vars for
automake, which will include rules which will turn into both generated
source targets, and normal libtool libs. For example:
lib_SLLIBRARIES = libaverage.sl
libaverage_sl_SOURCES = \
average_c.c \
average_mmx.c \
average_sse.c \
average_altivec.c
would turn into something like:
lib_LTLIBRARIES = libaverage.la
libaverage_la_SOURCES = \
libaverage_stub.c \
average.h
average.h: $(libaverage_la_SOURCES) average.h.proto
cp average.h.proto average.h # replace with a script
libaverage_stub.c:
echo '#define __SL_IN_SPECIALIB' > $@
echo '#include "config.h"' >> $@
echo '#include "average.h"' >> $@
clean:
rm -f libaverage_stub.c average.h
Is it possible to hook into automake itself to accomplish this, or am I
going to have to create a script to be run before automake to parse the
file and rewrite it as appropriate? I'd rather not have to do that....
TIA,
Omega
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