Stefan Bienert wrote:
> and after this, noinst_HEADERS is not used anymore. Should'nt
> noinst_HEADERS be set before line 49?
Variable assignments with '=' (as opposed to ':=') in Makefiles use
deferred expansion, meaning that values are recursively substituted at
the point at which the variable
Hi again,
I just wanted to note that I fixed my problem. It seems as if I messed
up the noinst_ prefixes throughout my project. If everything is set
properly, it works.
greetings,
Stefan
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Stefan Bienert
Zentrum fuer Bioinformatik
Universitaet Hamburg
Bundesstrasse 43
20146 Hamburg
German
Hi,
I found a queer thing with those noinst_HEADERS.
I just had a look at the Makefile produced:
line 49: DIST_COMMON = README $(noinst_HEADERS) $(srcdir)/Makefile.am...
line 83: HEADERS = $(noinst_HEADERS)
line 184: noinst_HEADERS = header1.h header2.h
and after this, noinst_HEADERS is not u
Hello again,
my sourcetree looks like this
projectdir/
src/
source1.c
source2.c
header1.h
liba/
source3.c
header2.h
libb/
...
The Makefile.am for the src/ dir looks like
noinst_HEADERS = header1.h
SUBDIRS = liba libb
LDADD = \
Hello Stefan,
* Stefan Bienert wrote on Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 03:59:13PM CET:
>
> I have a simple task:
Which unfortunately hasn't been completely specified yet.
How does the source tree look like?
How would you like the installed tree to look like?
Which files do you want to appear in the distrib
Hello there,
I have a simple task:
Srcdirectory with several subdirectories. Some of the subdirs are
including headers from directories one level up. Therefore I just wrote
several Makefile.am's, one for each directory. How do I treat the
headers which in the higher directory levels? I tried
