> > Rather, one GNU package could drop support for ordinary Make, and
see
> > how users react. If the level of complaint is not too high, then
>
> GCC dropped support for non-GNU make in version 3.4 (April 2004).
>
> We could see how users reacted to that.
Forgive my ignorance (beca
I have a lex file in my project, the source file name is dmllex.lxx.
I want to generate dmllex.h and dmlex.cxx from the above file.
I want to know the lines to be put in my Makefile.am to generate these two
files.
at present I have hardcoded the following lines in my Makefile.am.
dmlex.cxx: dm
I have a lex file in my project, the source file name is dmllex.lxx.
I want to generate dmllex.h and dmlex.cxx from the above file.
I want to know the lines to be put in my Makefile.am to generate these two
files.
at present I have hardcoded the following lines in my Makefile.am.
dmlex.cxx: dm
I have a lex file in my project, the source file name is dmllex.lxx.
I want to generate dmllex.h and dmlex.cxx from the above file.
I want to know the lines to be put in my Makefile.am to generate these two
files.
at present I have hardcoded the following lines in my Makefile.am.
dmlex.cxx: dm
I have a lex file in my project, the source file name is dmllex.lxx.
I want to generate dmllex.h and dmlex.cxx from the above file.
I want to know the lines to be put in my Makefile.am to generate these two
files.
at present I have hardcoded the following lines in my Makefile.am.
dmlex.cxx: dm
Hello again,
a couple of days ago I already had a more than similar question, but somehow I
managed to go on without help, in the end… now the problems are a bit bigger:
make distcheck is failing.
What I'm trying to do, is put my whole thesis (LaTeX) under autoconf/ automate
control for severa
