* Daniel Franke wrote on Sun, Nov 19, 2006 at 11:38:04AM CET: > > After bootstrapping languages C and Fortran from SVN, one finds the > following .info files: [...] > None of them is placed in any $(srcdir). Using the Makefile.am snippet from > my > last post, I end up with: > $(top_srcdir)/libgomp/libgomp.info [...] > The targets quoted above do not employ automake but maintain the Makefile.in > directly and hence rely on handwritten rules for info, dvi, þdf and html > targets. To be consistent with gcc, but inconsistent with GNU coding > standards, it seems that I have to do the same?!
Hmm. Yes, if you want to retain the flexibility of allowing but not requiring --enable-generated-files-in-srcdir, which is documented in: > [1] http://gcc.gnu.org/install/configure.html then I don't see much choice. (The additional flexibility allowed by GCC is reasonable, as it requires GNU make for building, whereas Automake intends to create makefiles for portable make.) Cheers, Ralf
