Hello Dan, * Dan McMahill wrote on Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 01:49:54PM CET: > > I'm trying to debug a piece of open-source 3rd party software. It mixes > c++ and fortran and has a Makefile.am fragment that looks like: > > foo_SOURCES= src/file1.cpp src/file2.cpp src/file3.F src/file4.F > > The c++ parts compile file but then make dies with a complaint about no > rule for target file3.o. So I took a look at the automake-1.10.1 > generated Makefile.in and see something like this: > > am__objects_1 = src/file1.$(OBJEXT) src/file2.$(OBJEXT) > am__objects_2 = file3.$(OBJEXT) file4.$(OBJEXT)
I assume that you're using the Automake option subdir-objects then, right? > Note that in am__objects_2, we've lost the "src/" part of the names of > the fortran sources. Because in 1.10.1, subdir-objects weren't working for Fortran yet. That limitation has been lifted in the current development sources (in what will eventually be 1.11). But one thing I don't understand: apart from the naming, you haven't encountered any build failure, right? Because AFAICS things should still work. If they don't, then please post 'make' output of such a failure. If you were not using subdir-objects, no object name would have a directory part. Cheers, Ralf
