>>> "mcmahill" == mcmahill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
mcmahill> I'm trying to figure out whats going on here. I have
mcmahill> a small project with a texinfo file in the doc/
mcmahill> directory. I have
mcmahill> info_TEXINFOS= foo.texi
mcmahill> BUILT_SOURCES= foo.texi
(AFAICT,
>>> "Josef" == Josef Spillner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Josef> What is the right way to install man pages with
Josef> languages different from C (default)?
Automake sucks in this area.
FWIW, the feature request about this is PR/335 in the Gnats database.
Josef> Back in December 2000, someo
Is there anything people would want to put into CVS Autoconf before
making a snapshot?
>>> "assar" == assar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
assar> Having two targets, one of which includes @LIBOBJS@ (or @LTLIBOJS@)
assar> and one which includes one of the autoconf-ed files automake does
assar> generate the "automatically discovered" warning. This makes no sense
assar> to me.
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>>> "David" == David Petrou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
David> Hi. I have a project (collection of configure.in, Makefile.am's,
David> etc.) that automake 1.4 worked fine on. But when I try automake 1.5 I
David> get all sorts of errors. To me, it looks like the behavior of
David> `include'
I'm trying to figure out whats going on here. I have a small project with
a texinfo file in the doc/ directory. I have
info_TEXINFOS= foo.texi
BUILT_SOURCES= foo.texi
in Makefile.am and foo.texi gets created from foo.texi.in with autoconf
(there are a handful of values which get propagated
