Am Mit, 2002-07-03 um 14.58 schrieb Schleicher Ralph (LLI): > Ralf Corsepius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Am Mit, 2002-07-03 um 09.44 schrieb Ionutz Borcoman: > > > Or is there a simple command to do this (but keeping all the options > > > I've give to configure) ? > > "make" > > Wrong answer. Read the question more carefully.
Nope. The original question was: > Is there any way to set the autotools or something else to regenerate > Makefile.in and Makefile files if I change the Makefile.am ? Or is > there a simple command to do this (but keeping all the options I've > give to configure) ? Automake generated Makefiles automatically take care about this (Editing _Makefile.ams_). So, given a package with functional auto*tools based configuration, all you need to do is to once configure your build-tree and to run "make". Automake then will update all auto*-generated files it finds necessary to be updated and will keep the configuration options previously having been used. This works perfectly well unless the structure of the configured source-tree changes (adding/removing Makefile.ams) or if the source-tree contains conditionally configured sub-directories (eg. CONFIG_SUBDIRS which get condistionally excluded/included from building). In this case you would have to bootstrap the auto*-generated files anew (eg. to run autoreconf, delete your build-tree and to run configure again.) > To the Automake maintainers: please device a way for adding user-defined > configure options to configure when re-running configure (e.g., grep the > configure command line from config.log). Ernie answered this one ;) Ralf
