On Thu, 2004-04-01 at 04:29, Magnus Therning wrote: > This is the Makefile.am I am using in a small project.
I have included the Makefile.am file for discussion. Why does automake
use py-compile? I noticed that it installs in to the directory which the
Makefile.am resides but so far on a Google search I find that I can
install python scripts with a .py, .pyc and .pyo file extension. What do
those mean. How does do I modify your script to install a module which
would be imported by a script to run?
Stephen
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bin_SCRIPTS = sage
EXTRA_DIST = sage.in
pythonlibdir = $(pkgdatadir)/lib
sagelibdir = $(pythonlibdir)/sage
sagelib_PYTHON = $(wildcard $(srcdir)/lib/sage/*.py)
edit = sed \
-e 's,[EMAIL PROTECTED]@,$(bindir),g'\
-e 's,[EMAIL PROTECTED]@,$(pythonlibdir),g'
sage : Makefile $(srcdir)/sage.in
rm -f sage sage.tmp
$(edit) $(srcdir)/sage.in > sage.tmp
chmod +x sage.tmp
mv sage.tmp sage
CLEANFILES = sage
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Stephen Torri
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