Yes, It's been dealt with. Thanks for your concern and the speedy response from the mailing list
I have this older message still lying around, not sure whether it's been > dealt with or not: > > * Roberto Alejandro Espí Muñoz wrote on Thu, Jul 05, 2007 at 09:51:44PM > CEST: > > > [...] > > src/Makefile.am: > > elementos = \ > > main.cpp \ > > Base/AlarmManager.cpp \ > > Base/AlarmsSummary.cpp \ > > Base/Container.cpp \ > [...] > > bin_PROGRAMS = hmi > > hmi_SOURCES = \ > > $(elementos) > [...] > > When I issue "make" the project starts to compile but the .o files are > > being > > thrown on "src/". In the other subdirs from src/ there are files with > > identical names to the .o files being generated. I fear they will be > > overwritten. > > No. One of these things may happen: either automake will complain > about different source files that will compile to the same object > file names, or it will rename object file names (I don't think this > currently happens in this situation, unless you also happen to use > per-target flags, but you should not count on that). You can use > the Automake option subdir-objects to allow object files in subdirs. > > Hope that helps. > > Cheers, > Ralf > -- teratux
