Le 24/01/18 à 16:16, Václav Haisman a tapoté : > > The makefile.am for this lib contains : > >> libmyLIB_la_SOURCES = \ > >> aaa.cpp aaa.h \ > >> foo/bbb.cpp foo/bbb.h \ > >> bar/ccc.cpp bar/ccc.h > > What if you use %D%/aaa.cpp %D%/foo/bbb.cpp etc.?
What is %D% ? I tried, but it does not seems to change anything. And at ⁽¹⁾ we can read : > Even though repeating the same path prefix for each source file might > seem a useless repetition, it is a common mistake to try using a > variable to hold the prefix. Indeed automake does not expand > variables in _SOURCES definitions. 1. https://autotools.io/automake/nonrecursive.html
