Re: where do I have to add the macros

2005-12-14 Thread Ralf Wildenhues
* netman (sent by Nabble.com) wrote on Tue, Dec 13, 2005 at 07:51:34PM CET: > > I have a software in two versions I wanted to add a test plugin into > one of them I put my test file in the plugin folder and then modified > the makefle.am. but I have not the file configure.ac Well, you can run au

Generating Makefile.in's for specific target platforms (os, cpu)

2005-12-14 Thread BRM
Since no one else is chatting on the subject, I thought I would go ahead and give my thoughts - perhaps someone can see and correct them where they are flawed, especially since I am new to the whole autotool chainset. I have a project that will need to be built for different platforms (Windows, Un

Re: Automake problem: one makefile for everything

2005-12-14 Thread David Fang
> and I want a Makefile.am in the top-level source directory that > compiles main1.c and main2.c into one library (say libmain.la) and > mod1.c and mod2.c into libmod.la in the modules directory. Simple > request huh? But in *one* Makefile.am. How do I do it? > > This doesn't do the job: > lib_L

Automake problem: one makefile for everything

2005-12-14 Thread Chapter33
Hi, I hope you can help me. I'm banging my head against the wall here doing something that I think should be extremely simple, but just cannot get Automake/Autoconf/libtool to do it the way I want it. If I have the following files: main1.c main2.c modules/mod1.c modules/mod2.c