g by automake does not
> let this happend. How can I specify this dependency relationship without
> disabling the automatic dependency tracking?
How about trying this?
1) mv source.c source.c.in
2) in source.c.in
#define PREFIX "@@prefix@@"
3) in configure.in
AC
did 'make
dist' the symlinks were converted into actual copies by gtar.
Hope this helps.
- Sandip
> Perhaps this is a FAQ, but I can't seem to find the answer anywhere:
> What's the proper way of telling automake that the same source file
> needs to be compiled
ake
install" is set to /opt ?
- Sandip
>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > But if I specify "--sysconfdir=/etc/package" ,
>
> sysconfig defaults to ${prefix}/etc. The installer will
> probably want to specify --sysconfdir=/etc, not /etc/packa
Right. But if I specify "--sysconfdir=/etc/package" , and I have
some files to put in "/etc/init.d" as well as "/etc/package", how
would I be specifying the targets?
- Sandip
>>>>>> "Sandip" == <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
EXTRA_DIST=package.conf.sample
-
make distcheck is failing. It is trying to actually install it in
/etc/packagewhich of course fails as I dont have root permissions.
- Sandip
