Hi,
We have been try to port GRUB2's build system to automake. GRUB2 build needs to make use of two different compilers (HOSTCC and TARGETCC) for compiling grub-utilities and grub-binaries respectively. So, we started using nested packages approach, where top-level configure+Makefile.am builds grub-utilities using HOSTCC, and nested package's configure+Makefile.am use TARGETCC for compiling grub-binaries. As of now, we are able to build build both packages successfully, except that make distcheck fails when it is run from top-level. It is failing in its distclean step, where subpackage's distclean seems to remove .Po files that belong to top-level package (We use subdir-objects option). How can we fix this? Is our approach of using two possible compilers this way reasonable? thanks, -- bvk.chaitanya
