hello all,
I thought this was a very well requested
feature, but I after searching on the mailing list archives, I found out that it
is not...
Basically, what I looking for is a 'make
package' rule, where all the files that would be installed, plus an install
script could be tarred up to
>>> "Xavier" == Xavier Décoret <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
Xavier> What is the correct variable to ask for removal of a file. Is this
Xavier> $(rm) or something like this?
rm is a constant.
--
Alexandre Duret-Lutz
>>> "J" == J T Conklin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
J> I think that explicitly setting installdir to @includedir@/foo, etc.
J> in the Makefile.am's will work --- but before I do that I thought I'd
J> ask whether there a recommended best practice for this?
foodir = $(includedir)/foo
foo_H
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (J.T. Conklin) writes:
> I think that explicitly setting installdir to @includedir@/foo, etc.
> in the Makefile.am's will work --- but before I do that I thought I'd
> ask whether there a recommended best practice for this?
I just finished trying this, and instead of providing an
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I've got a package which contains many libraries, each with headers
that should be installed a subdirectory of includedir. For example
in the Makefile.am for library "foo", I have:
include_HEADERS = foo.h ...
In the Makefile.am for library "bar", I have:
include_HEADERS = bar.h ...
I
