The automake manual says: Sometimes an info file actually depends on more than one .texi file. For instance, in GNU Hello, hello.texi includes the file gpl.texi. You can tell Automake about these dependencies using the texi_TEXINFOS variable. Here is how GNU Hello does it:
info_TEXINFOS = hello.texi
hello_TEXINFOS = gpl.texi
But unfortunately it doesn't appear to work as described, at least not
in the general case.
I have in my automake file:
doc_pspp_TEXINFOS = \
doc/intro.texi \
[.. lots of rows deleted ..]
doc/license.texi \
doc/not-implemented.texi \
[.. lots of rows deleted ..]
doc/tutorial.texi \
[.. lots of rows deleted ..]
doc_not_implemented_TEXINFOS = doc/ni.texi
doc_tutorial_TEXINFOS = doc/tut.texi
and in doc/not-implemented.texi there is the line @include doc/ni.texi
Similarly in doc/tutorial.texi there is @include doc/tut.texi
But the dependencies aren't generated. Consequently, the build fails
with :
./doc//tutorial.texi:3: @include `doc/tut.texi': No such file or directory.
I have to manually run "make doc/tut.texi doc/ni.texi"
Am I using automake wrong or is automake behaving wrong?
J'
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