Alex> After looking at the automake source I realised that object
Alex> files are generated in sub directories for C, so here is a patch
Alex> to enable it for C++.
I agree with Alexandre: we don't need to do a "-c -o" check for C++
compilers.
I looked at automake.in. I don't understand why it
On Apr 11, 2000, Alex Hornby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> After looking at the automake source I realised that object files are
> generated in sub directories for C, so here is a patch to enable it
> for C++.
I think it's safe to assume that C++ doesn't need a `-c -o' test; all
known (to me :-)
Johan> Which version of autoconf should I use with the CVS
Johan> version of automake?
Currently, 2.13.
Automake hasn't been updated to handle the cvs autoconf yet.
Tom
> "Fred" == F Labrosse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Fred> DEFINESDOC=`echo @DEFS@ | sed -e "y/-D/ /"` && \
Fred> export VERSION DEFINESDOC DOC_H_FILES && \
Fred> makeDoc && \
Fred> touch doc
Fred> Only DEFINESDOC is available in makeDoc!!! i.e. the variables
Fred> not defined in the
Hi!
Which version of autoconf should I use with the CVS
version of automake?
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Hi all,
To produce some documentation using doxygen, I have the following rule in
my Makefile.am:
doc : $(DOC_H_FILES)
DEFINESDOC=`echo @DEFS@ | sed -e "y/-D/ /"` && \
export VERSION DEFINESDOC DOC_H_FILES && \
makeDoc && \
touch doc
DOC_H_FILES is set in a file
After looking at the automake source I realised that object files are
generated in sub directories for C, so here is a patch to enable it
for C++.
Assuming its desirable to add this functionality, is paperwork needed?
Cheers,
Alex.
These diffs are against CVS, generated using cvs -q diff -c
I
Tom Tromey writes:
> > "Alex" == Alex Hornby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Alex> I'm using CVS automake and have source files in sub directories of my
> Alex> project like so:
>
> Alex> That would be fine, but AFAICT there is no way for make to apply the
> Alex> normal .c.o suffix r
