Ah, perfect, that worked. I was trying to do "foodir = $(includedir)/dir",
changing it to "include_foodir" did the trick; thanks :-)
-Patrick
On May 22, 2010, at 6:10 PM, Peter Johansson wrote:
> Hi Patrick,
>
> On 5/22/10 3:09 PM, Patrick Rutkowski wrote:
>> If I do "include_HEADERS = foo.h",
Hi Patrick,
On 5/22/10 3:09 PM, Patrick Rutkowski wrote:
If I do "include_HEADERS = foo.h", then foo.h goes into, let's say,
/usr/local/include/foo.h
But can I instead make it go into /usr/local/include/some/arbitrary/path/foo.h?
I do:
include_foodir = $(includedir)/foo
include_foo_HEA
Let me add by explaining my exact situation:
The top-level dir of my project has Quark/*.hpp, and also
Quark/unix/Quark/*.hpp, as well as Quark/win32/Quark/*.hpp
When building & installing with autotools, I need all the files called
Quark/*.hpp and Quark/unix/Quark/*.hpp to aggregate into /usr/
If I do "include_HEADERS = foo.h", then foo.h goes into, let's say,
/usr/local/include/foo.h
But can I instead make it go into /usr/local/include/some/arbitrary/path/foo.h?
Still somewhat of an automake newbie
-Patrick
P.S.
I know about nobase_include_HEADERS, it doesn't seem to do what I need
