Le 25/01/18 à 12:37, netfab a tapoté : > When running make distdir with debug flag, grepping and tailing the > output, I'm getting this : > [...] > > Considering target file 'src/lib/dbus/messages/GKDBusMessage.h '. > > make: *** No rule to make target'src/lib/dbus/messages/GKDBusMessage.h ', > >needed by 'distdir'. Stop. > > I wonder why the last target path before the error is relative. It > should be absolute. >
I got it ! But I still don't understand it. In my makefile.am file, in the _SOURCES variable, I have the list of sources files, including headers, like this : > %D%/messages/GKDBusMessage.cpp \ > %D%/messages/GKDBusMessage.h \ > %D%/messages/GKDBusReply.cpp \ > %D%/messages/GKDBusReply.h \ I seems that the space character at the end of each .h line before the \ is wrong. If I remove it, and insert a new space, git diff is showing me : > $ git diff > diff --git a/src/lib/dbus/Makefile.am b/src/lib/dbus/Makefile.am > index fd06217..76fd1f3 100644 > --- a/src/lib/dbus/Makefile.am > +++ b/src/lib/dbus/Makefile.am > @@ -30,9 +30,9 @@ libGLogiKDBus_la_SOURCES = \ > %D%/arguments/GKDBusArgMacrosBank.cpp \ > %D%/arguments/GKDBusArgMacrosBank.h \ > %D%/messages/GKDBusMessage.cpp \ > - %D%/messages/GKDBusMessage.h \ > + %D%/messages/GKDBusMessage.h \ > %D%/messages/GKDBusReply.cpp \ > - %D%/messages/GKDBusReply.h \ > + %D%/messages/GKDBusReply.h \ > %D%/messages/GKDBusErrorReply.cpp \ > %D%/messages/GKDBusErrorReply.h \ > %D%/messages/GKDBusRemoteMethodCall.cpp \ And make -d distdir is saying me : > Considering target file 'src/lib/dbus/messages/GKDBusMessage.h'. > -- > No need to remake target 'src/lib/dbus/messages/GKDBusMessage.h'; > using VPATH name > > '/home/netfab/dev/projects/GLogiK/tools/../src/lib/dbus/messages/GKDBusMessage.h'. That seems to happen with ten headers lines. What I don't understand is that vim does not show me any difference between those spaces, and I don't know where they come from. distcheck is running fine now. Thanks all.
