In a typical c project I find myself duplicating certain things.
What type of things?
Sorry, I was trying to be unspecific. My particular concern right
now though is a directory of c source files (where the names of the
files in the directory are liable to change). I want the directory
of fil
Hi --
Does anyone knows how I can tell configure to
remove .mod files as well each time I issue 'gmake
distclean'?
It does remove all the files but complains there're
some .mod files left behind in one of my directory.
Any suggestions would help.
Thanks,
-Jimmy.
-Ayodele
a.k.a -Jimmy
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Hi,
On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 16:06:59 +0900, Frederic Cazenave wrote:
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> I'm newbie in using autotools. I'm try to write a Makefile.am to only
> compile my module.
If you mean "Linux kernel" forget about automake(1). They use their own broken
build system based on pure GNU make(1), no automake(1)
forgot to CC the list..
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I have a Makefile with multiple libtool targets:
lib_LTLIBRARIES = libx.a liby.a libz.a
I would like to do a make install for a liby.a ONLY.
When I look through the generated Makefile I only see
the ability to make install all 3 at once.
Any suggestions?
TIA
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Hi,
I'm newbie in using autotools. I'm try to write a Makefile.am to only
compile my module.
With a bin_PROGRAMS define make produces CC and LD. How I can write the
Makefile.am to
stop after CC.
Any example will be welcome.
Regards
Fred
