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GNU make used to use the automake --generate-deps option, which is now
missing :(.
The thing is, GNU make runs on a number of systems where it's not
possible to run the configure script, etc. For the use of these
systems, GNU make ships various pre-built makefiles, which are
constructed from tem
Tom Tromey wrote:
> libtool performance problems have to be dealt with in the libtool arena.
> I don't think there's much automake can do about it.
I think someone "intends" to deal with libtool performance by
constructing a binary that replaces the 160K script.
Something like what was done for:
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> "Rob" == Robert Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Rob> Squid does something similar...
Rob> sysconf_DATA = squid.conf.default
Rob> install-data-local: install-sysconfDATA install-dataDATA
Rob> [ ... ]
This looks like a good approach.
Note that you can use install-data-hook; a -hook will
> "Zdenek" == Zdenek Kabelac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Zdenek> I've been recieving lots of bugreports from automake1.6 users
Zdenek> which appeared to be automake1.6 bugs.
Please report them. We fixed a bunch of bugs for 1.6.1. Right now,
based on user feedback, that seems to be a pretty
> "Roger" == Roger Leigh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Roger> In a Makefile.am, we provide our own mostlyclean-aminfo rule,
Roger> which is identical to the default except that the dvi and ps
Roger> files are not removed. However, whilst this works with GNU
Roger> make, Solaris make will still
> "Harlan" == Harlan Stenn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Harlan> The strip options for programs are "too aggressive" for kernel
Harlan> modules.
Harlan> Some Makefile.am's will install both programs and kernel
Harlan> modules.
Harlan> What are the choices for altering the strip flags?
You ha
> "Josef" == Josef Spillner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Josef> one of my applications is named r=E9pertoire.
Josef> Automake chokes on r=E9pertoire_SOURCES and such.
Try r_pertoire_SOURCES. I know this is a bit unsatisfactory.
Josef> The system should adapt to the people and their language
Hi,
I'm trying to learn autoconf/automake and while doing so I've had a look
through some packages that use these tools. Rather than using
autoconf/automake on my own source, I've first tried to strip all generated
files from the existing package and try to generate new makefiles.
The origina
> "Paul" == Paul Smith writes:
Paul> 1) I had a line like this in my configure.in:
Paul> test -f somefile.in && AC_OUTPUT(somefile)
Paul>This works fine with configure, but automake really doesn't like it:
This may never work. Automake likes the outputs to be static.
With the swi
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