> ">" == marq <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> What the attached patch does is simply to register new languages:
>> fortran 90, fortran 95, and their preprocessed versions. The main
>> rationale behind this is:
Thanks!
This won't go into automake 1.5. We're trying to get ready to
release.
Hello!
Over the last months, I have used autoconf and automake for various
libraries and programs - they are *s* useful!
Working in a more meteorological / scientific environment,
the only thing I found missing was the support for the fortran 90 and
95 languages.
What the attached patch doe
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> "Stéphane" == Stéphane Genaud <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Stéphane> modnam.def : ttimes.f
Stéphane> echo " data modnam/'$(datadir)'" > modnam.def
Stéphane> and i need this file to be written before the ttimes.f compiles.
You have a few choices.
One is this:
BUILT_SOURCES
> The rule is :
>
> modnam.def : ttimes.f
This means 'ttimes.f must be up-to-date in order for this rule,
which makes modnam.def up-to-date, to be able to run'. From what
you say, this is not what you mean.
> echo " data modnam/'$(datadir)'" > modnam.def
>
> and i need this file t
Hello,
i have a very simple problem that i could manage
simply wit a Makefile rule, but have been unable
to tell automake to handle this.
The rule is :
modnam.def : ttimes.f
echo " data modnam/'$(datadir)'" > modnam.def
and i need this file to be written before the ttimes.f comp
