I tried using the example shown on the reference document of automake
pertaining the use of per source compiling flags. For it I tried the
noinst_LIBRARIES for creating .a files enclosing my compiled object files
".o" . For example :
This is my source tree:
Makefile.am
directoryA/Makefile.am
directoryB/Makefile.am
directoryC/Makefile.am
directoryA/Makefile.am:
elements = class1.cpp class2.cpp class3.cpp
noinst_LIBRARIES = libdirA.a
libdirA_a_SOURCES = \
$(elements)
AM_CXXFLAGS = <compile flags for dirA>
AM_LDFLAGS = <link flags for dirA>
directoryB/Makefile.am:
elements = class1.cpp class2.cpp class3.cpp
noinst_LIBRARIES = libdirB.a
libdirB_a_SOURCES = \
$(elements)
AM_CXXFLAGS = <compile flags for dirB>
AM_LDFLAGS = <link flags for dirB>
Same thing for directoryC/Makefile.am
In my root Makefile.am:
elements = \
src/main.cpp
bin_PROGRAMS = programABC
programABC_SOURCES = \
$(elements)
programABC_LDADD = ./src/directoryA/libdirA.a ./src/directoryB/libdirB.a
./src/directoryC/libdirC.a
AM_CXXFLAGS = <compile flags for main >
AM_LDFLAGS = <link flags for main >
SUBDIRS = ./src/directoryA ./src/directoryB ./src/directoryC
My project is already autoreconf(ed), automake(d) and ./configure(d). When
I issue make I get dependency errors when I link the whole program. Can
anybody tell me if the makefile directives are wrong??
Thanks
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teratux
