Hello list!
We have a problem here with GNU Make's built-in rules that I can't seem to
be able to solve. Short version of my question: How can the implicit rule
for RCS defined in GNU Make be disabled in a portable way (Automake 1.9.6,
Autoconf 2.59)? Using GNU Make syntax, this can be done using
Hi Roy,
* Roy Hills wrote on Mon, Jun 19, 2006 at 12:21:39PM CEST:
> [...] is it possible to configure automake so that "make install"
> will create a man page symlink, so it is accessible as either "man
> foo" or "man foo.pl"?
Beside the good answer Bob already gave: I believe the proper way to
Roy Hills wrote:
> I have two questions, which I hope that someone can help me with:
>
> 1. Are there any guidelines on file naming conventions for Perl scripts?
>
> In particular, should it be called "foo.pl", or just "foo"? Currently, I'm
> using the latter naming convention, and include them
I'm developing a small GPL application using automake and autoconf.
The main application is written in C, but there are a few support programs
which are written in Perl.
I have two questions, which I hope that someone can help me with:
1. Are there any guidelines on file naming conventions for
