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http://www.mail-archive.com/lesstif%40lesstif.org/msg00278.html running make install twice does indeed work... Is this a libtool bug after all then? Cheers, Hans On Saturday 12 June 2004 11:28, SainTiss wrote: > Hi, > > If this is *not* the right mailing list, please be so kind as to direct me > elsewhere... > > This may not be the brightest question ever, but I've got a problem here > where, during the build, several files are created in .libs/ subdirs (which > I understand is libtool's responsibility). Files from most of those dirs > are eventually installed during the "make install" phase, but at least one > file from at least one .libs/ dir is not... So I was wondering what > "criteria" need to be met for those files to be installed during "make > install"? > > To make it more specific, I'm packaging "gambas", for which I had to change > some small things in Makefile.am files, so I now run the following to > generate the Makefiles: > libtoolize --force > aclocal > autoheader > automake -a > autoconf > ./configure --with-kde-libraries=/usr/lib/kde3 --prefix=/usr > > I ran into another problem with one makefile.am (probably not > coincidentally the one in the dir where the file isn't being installed), > with errors like these: > src/exec/Makefile.am: object `gbx_subr_test.$(OBJEXT)' created both with > libtool and without > > Looking in that file, I indeed noticed that many *.c files were listed > twice, both under "gbx_SOURCES" and "lib_gb_la_SOURCES". > > So I removed them from gbx_SOURCES, and then all makefiles were > successfully generated... > > The build process completes successfully as well, except that, when > installing the resulting rpm, it complains that "lib.gb.so.0" is needed, > which should be provided by the package itself... So I noticed that file is > created during build in src/exec/.libs/, but for some reason it is not > installed during "make install". > > Could this have anything to do with me deleting part of the Makefile.am? I > pasted the original file at the bottom... > > Many thanks, > > Hans > > > > src/exec/Makefile.am: > > INCLUDES = -I$(top_srcdir)/src/share @INTL_INC@ @CONV_INC@ @GBX_THREAD_INC@ > @INCLTDL@ > > bin_PROGRAMS = gbx > pkglib_LTLIBRARIES = lib.gb.la > > gbx_LDADD = -lm @INTL_LIB@ @CONV_LIB@ @GBX_THREAD_LIB@ @LIBLTDL@ > lib_gb_la_LIBADD = -lm @INTL_LIB@ @CONV_LIB@ @LIBLTDL@ > lib_gb_la_LDFLAGS = @LD_FLAGS@ > > gbx_SOURCES = \ > gb_common_buffer.h gb_common_swap.h gb_common_case.h gb_common.c \ > gbx_debug.h \ > gb_error.h gb_error.c \ > gb_alloc.c gb_array.c \ > gbx_stack.h gbx_stack.c \ > gb_buffer.c gbx_replace.c \ > gbx_list.h gbx_list.c \ > gbx_hash.h gbx_hash.c \ > gb_table.c \ > gbx_type.h gbx_type.c \ > gbx_value.h gbx_value.c \ > gbx_subst.h gbx_subst.c \ > gbx_exec.h gbx_exec.c gbx_exec_loop.c gbx_exec_push.c gbx_exec_enum.c > gbx_exec_pop.c \ > gbx_pcode.c \ > gbx_trace.h gbx_trace.c \ > gbx_class_desc.h gbx_class.h gbx_class_init.c gbx_class.c > gbx_class_native.c gbx_class_load.c \ > gbx_event.h gbx_event.c \ > gb_file.h gb_file.c \ > gbx_stream.h gbx_stream.c gbx_stream_direct.c gbx_stream_buffer.c > gbx_stream_memory.c \ > gbx_stream_arch.c gbx_stream_process.c \ > gbx_project.h gbx_project.c \ > gbx_library.h gbx_library.c \ > gbx_subr.h gbx_subr.c \ > gbx_subr_file.c gbx_subr_string.c gbx_subr_conv.c gbx_subr_time.c > gbx_subr_misc.c \ > gbx_math.h gbx_math.c \ > gbx_subr_math_temp.h gbx_subr_math.c \ > gbx_subr_test_temp.h gbx_subr_test.c \ > gbx_api.h gbx_api.c \ > gbx_local.h gbx_local.c \ > gbx_regexp.h gbx_regexp.c \ > gbx_archive.h gbx_archive.c \ > gbx_watch.h gbx_watch.c \ > gbx_expression.h gbx_eval.h gbx_eval.c \ > gbx_compare.h gbx_compare.c \ > gbx.c \ > gbx_number.h gbx_number.c \ > gbx_object.h gbx_object.c \ > gbx_string.h gbx_string.c \ > gbx_variant.h gbx_variant.c \ > gbx_date.h gbx_date.c \ > gbx_array.h gbx_array.c \ > gbx_c_class.h gbx_c_class.c \ > gbx_c_collection.h gbx_c_collection.c \ > gbx_c_error.h gbx_c_error.c \ > gbx_c_gambas.h gbx_c_gambas.c \ > gbx_c_file.h gbx_c_file.c \ > gbx_c_application.h gbx_c_application.c \ > gbx_c_array.h gbx_c_array.c \ > gbx_c_process.h gbx_c_process.c > > lib_gb_la_SOURCES = \ > gb_common_buffer.h gb_common_swap.h gb_common.c \ > gbx_debug.h \ > gb_error.h gb_error.c \ > gb_alloc.c gb_array.c \ > gbx_stack.h gbx_stack.c \ > gb_buffer.c gbx_replace.c \ > gbx_list.h gbx_list.c \ > gbx_hash.h gbx_hash.c \ > gb_table.c \ > gbx_type.h gbx_type.c \ > gbx_value.h gbx_value.c \ > gbx_subst.h gbx_subst.c \ > gbx_exec.h gbx_exec.c gbx_exec_loop.c gbx_exec_push.c gbx_exec_enum.c > gbx_exec_pop.c \ > gbx_pcode.c \ > gbx_trace.h gbx_trace.c \ > gbx_class_desc.h gbx_class.h gbx_class_init.c gbx_class.c > gbx_class_native.c gbx_class_load.c \ > gbx_event.h gbx_event.c \ > gb_file.h gb_file.c \ > gbx_stream.h gbx_stream.c gbx_stream_direct.c gbx_stream_buffer.c > gbx_stream_memory.c \ > gbx_stream_arch.c gbx_stream_process.c \ > gbx_project.h gbx_project.c \ > gbx_library.h gbx_library.c \ > gbx_subr.h gbx_subr.c \ > gbx_subr_file.c gbx_subr_string.c gbx_subr_conv.c gbx_subr_time.c > gbx_subr_misc.c \ > gbx_math.h gbx_math.c \ > gbx_subr_math_temp.h gbx_subr_math.c \ > gbx_subr_test_temp.h gbx_subr_test.c \ > gbx_api.h gbx_api.c \ > gbx_local.h gbx_local.c \ > gbx_regexp.h gbx_regexp.c \ > gbx_archive.h gbx_archive.c \ > gbx_watch.h gbx_watch.c \ > gbx_expression.h gbx_eval.h gbx_eval.c \ > gbx_compare.h gbx_compare.c \ > gbx_number.h gbx_number.c \ > gbx_object.h gbx_object.c \ > gbx_string.h gbx_string.c \ > gbx_variant.h gbx_variant.c \ > gbx_date.h gbx_date.c \ > gbx_array.h gbx_array.c \ > gbx_c_class.h gbx_c_class.c \ > gbx_c_collection.h gbx_c_collection.c \ > gbx_c_error.h gbx_c_error.c \ > gbx_c_gambas.h gbx_c_gambas.c \ > gbx_c_file.h gbx_c_file.c \ > gbx_c_application.h gbx_c_application.c \ > gbx_c_array.h gbx_c_array.c \ > gbx_c_process.h gbx_c_process.c \ > gbx_class_info.c - -- Ark Linux - Linux for the Masses (http://arklinux.org) If we cannot live so as to be happy, let us at least live so as to deserve it -- Immanuel Hermann Fichte Capitalism: You don't have any cows. The bank will not lend you money to buy cows, because you don't have any cows to put up as collateral. Representative Democracy: You have two cows. Your neighbors pick someone to tell you who gets the milk. In a world without walls and fences, who needs windows and gates? Hans Schippers 2LIC INF UA 2003-2004 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.4 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFAyveQXlnUYIbmLOQRAlWIAJ9sHKyT9JFz4eotIM/tYkmlEPXSdACdFdxA ttZvrvK+5s+8HP6lX7em5bM= =9uYn -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ Libtool mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/libtool
