install-data-local : check
That's the answer. In reality I have a last line in the configure.ac
that says "echo '#' make && make check && make install" - it does
remind a casual install-from-source guy to do a "make check" before
going to "make install". 't works pretty well, since many do a simpl
On Tue, Mar 25, 2003 at 01:30:08AM +, Dr. David Kirkby wrote:
> [Bitmaps (.bmp files) are to be generated by "make check", and then
> installed as examples by "make install"]
How big are the bitmaps? If they're small enough, or compress
well enough, it might be reasonable to just include them
Ronald Landheer-Cieslak wrote:
>
> Though I really don't think it's a good idea, have you tried just adding
> install : check to your Makefile.am?
>
No, I had not, I might try that - but see below.
> Anyways, the reason I don't think it's a good idea is that it will break
> cross-compiling, as
On Sun, 23 Mar 2003, Alexandre Duret-Lutz wrote:
> Jay> Do all those defines really need to be done on the command line?
>See the Autoconf documentation for AC_CONFIG_HEADERS, or
>the Automake documentation for `no-define'.
Ah, thanks. AC_CONFIG_HEADERS cleared that up. :)
> Jay> And is it real
Hi,
I found a problem running `make install' in my project.
It contain generation of valued file (needed to success compile sources) as
BUILT_SOURCES definition. Targes such as `all' and `check' work fine, except
`install', becouse it is not depended on $(BUILT_SOURCES).
As I can see in generat
Though I really don't think it's a good idea, have you tried just adding
install : check to your Makefile.am?
Anyways, the reason I don't think it's a good idea is that it will break
cross-compiling, as your test programs will probably not run on the build
host in that case..
HTH
rlc
NB: I'v
Sorry, I meant to say 'make check' not 'make test'. Can I force 'make check' to run if
'make install' prior to 'make check' being run?
I guess I should really be saying that installing platform independent data files
would depend on running 'make check' first, as there is nothing stopping someon
I have a package which is supplied with a few examples files, which I want to install.
So 'make install' should install them. I can do that okay.
As part of the self-tests, running 'make check' will generate some more examples and
check their integrity with an md5 checksum. I can do that okay.
