Re: How to build src/server and src/client separately?

Hello Andreas, Marc, * Marc Alff wrote on Fri, Jun 16, 2006 at 02:30:58AM CEST: > > client : > $(MAKE) -C src/client all > > server : > $(MAKE) -C src/server all It's useful to add AM_MAKEFLAGS, dropping -C helps for non-GNU make, and making the targets phony helps with rebuilding even if t

Re: How to build src/server and src/client separately?

Hi Andreas Andreas Ntaflos wrote: > Hello list, > > I think this shouldn't be too difficult, but I couldn't find it in the > automake manual (possibly because I don't know exactly what to look > for). > > My project consists of $(topdir)/src/server and $(topdir)/src/client. > Issuing `./conf

How to build src/server and src/client separately?

Hello list, I think this shouldn't be too difficult, but I couldn't find it in the automake manual (possibly because I don't know exactly what to look for). My project consists of $(topdir)/src/server and $(topdir)/src/client. Issuing `./configure && make' in $(topdir) correctly builds server

Where is the proper place to include my include files

I'm a noobie to Autoconf/AutoMake. Where is the proper place to get Automake/Autoconf to track my include files when creating a distribution? Should this be done with AC_CHECK_FILE, or is there another mechanism to track my custom include files? Thanks Doug P