On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 10:58:20AM -0400, ko...@comcast.net spake thus:
> I have a simple project that builds a C program in the top level
> directory, and a series of shell scripts to test this program in a
> 'tests' subdirectory. If I run "./configure; make; make check",
> everything works as expected, but if I run "./configure; make check"
> from a just cleaned top level directory, the program to be tested
> doesn't get built prior to running the tests.
Hi kodis,
In your top-level Makefile.am, simply change the ordering of the
directories in SUBDIRS to have the top-level directory build first.
I suspect that it currently looks something like this:
SUBDIRS = tests .
or
SUBDIRS = tests
(the first is simply a more explicit version of the second). You would
want to change it so that '.' comes before 'tests':
SUBDIRS = . tests
HTH,
-Al
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