On Fri, 2002-07-12 at 11:38, Tom Tromey wrote:
> >>>>> "Stephen" == Stephen Torri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 
> Stephen> I have my LDFLAGS variable set for a program as:
> Stephen> -L@top_srcdir@/src -lnestORB
> 
> Use -L$(top_builddir)/src instead.
> top_srcdir points to the source tree, not the build tree.
> If the user doesn't configure in srcdir then the library won't be there.

Thanks. I understand the difference now.

> Stephen> "make distcheck" ../../src => (full)
> Stephen> /home/torri/src/nestORB/nestORB-0.51/src
> 
> `distcheck' does a build where srcdir != builddir.  This is done
> precisely to catch problems like the one above.

Right. I use distcheck to make sure I have gotten everything right. I am
just rewriting our Makefile.am to take more advantage of automake
features. Automake is certainly making the creation of Makefiles a whole
lot easier.

Stephen


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