Am Samstag, den 24.03.2007, 23:27 +0300 schrieb Alexey Beshenov:
> Hi!
>
> At this time I have experience with Makefiles for real compiling only.
>
> Now I have my own library sources. They should be placed in directory of
> compiller include path, as well as documentation should be placed to the
> system documentation directory.
>
> If library is named foo and it's sources and documentation are in the `src'
> and `doc' directories, awful shell script is
>
> #!/bin/sh
>
> rm -rf /usr/include/foo
> mkdir /usr/include/foo
> cp -r src/* /usr/include/foo
>
> rm -rf /usr/share/doc/foo
> mkdir /usr/share/doc/foo
> cp -r doc/* /usr/share/doc/foo
>
> How can I write more flexible Makefile without fixed directory destinations
> and ability to uninstall everything?
>
> Cold you give me a quick recipe, please?
Check the _HEADERS primary. You can simply use this:
myheadersdir = $(includedir)/foo
myheaders_HEADERS = [list of header files]
This istalls all header files defined in the _HEADERs variable to
$(includedir)/mylib (the includedir variable is defined by
configure/autoconf).
For documentation you can use:
mydocsdir = $(docdir)
mydocs_DATA = [list of docs]
or smaller:
doc_DATA = [list of docs]
because docdir is defined by autoconf/configure. Note, that the docdir
variable (and also the --docdir configure option) were introduced with
autoconf 2.60 IIRC. To be compatible with older autoconf releases, you
can use:
if test -n "$docdir"; then
docdir="${datadir}/doc/${PACKAGE}"
AC_SUBST([docdir])
fi
HTH & regards,
Daniel
