Globbing can inadvertently lead to unwanted files being
compiled/distributed/deleted/whatever. If you accidentally
delete a source file, make won't complain because it won't
know.
I've played around a bit with an approach to globbing that solves (in
some sense) both p
Tom Lord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Long-time automake readers already know I'm strongly against
>this sort of structuring. This yields Makefiles which are
>fragile and undependable. For instance, if you create a
>temporary file with a "source-like" name in the
