>GNOME_GEN_H_FILES=`cd $srcdir/src ; ls *.gen_h | xargs echo`
>AC_SUBST(GNOME_GEN_H_FILES)
This very much looks like the 'Large project support', or 'wildcard
automake' issue which I recently asked about. In general automake wants
that the source file list is not generated by any wildcar
> Wildcards are unreliable, and with automake we try to promote reliable
> builds. For instance that is why we use full instead of partial
> dependency information.
Wildcards can be unrealiable if you don't spesifically indicate that you
want them, and that you really knbw that your source dire
Yes I have read those. I still do not understand the reason why it
is so, but I think I can live with it by making the work around
scripts. Unfortunately I am very unexperienced script writer so I
was hoping someone already had such script.
> Timo> My problem is that my current Makefile.in use
I am about to add libtool and automake support to my project which has
sources in several subdirectories. My problem is that my current
Makefile.in uses wildcards to find out source files - something which I
can not use with automake, it seems.
So I am now looking for work-around for this. I am
