>>> "Jason" == Jason Jordan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
Jason> Thank you, this worked like a charm. I also had to add all possible
Jason> format source files to EXTRA_DIST so they would be included in the
Jason> distribution. :)
Generally it's better to list these files in
EXTRA_shnto
On Tue, 3 Dec 2002, Alexandre Duret-Lutz wrote:
[...]
> As a workaround I suggest you use _LDADD substitutions as
> suggested in the `Conditional Sources' section of the manual.
>
> Basically instead of playing with conditionals, you should just
> fill an AC_SUBSTed variable with the objects you
>>> "Jason" == Jason Jordan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
Jason> One thing I noticed is that if I remove either all of
Jason> the 'if MODE_*' OR all of the 'if FORMAT_*' clauses,
Jason> then automake doesn't hang. I'm not sure whether that's
Jason> helpful, but it was interesting. :)
I added an EXTRA_shntool_SOURCES line just below shntool_SOURCES
containing all possible {mode,format}*.c files and it still hangs, pegging
the CPU.
As best I can tell, I'm already doing what the info page suggests to do as
far as using automake conditionals.
BTW, here's the output I see from au
It would be interesting to see what happens if you list the conditionally
compiled sources in an EXTRA_program_SOURCES variable.
I know the manual says you don't need to.
Do the other methods listed in
info '(automake)Conditional Sources'
work for you?
Regards,
Philip Willoughby
Systems Prog
Hi,
I have a Makefile.am in my project that automake 1.7.1 seems to choke
on. Previous versions handle it just fine (1.7, 1.6.x, and 1.5 IIRC).
This is on Linux i686, in case that matters.
Below are the current contents of this file (src/Makefile.am in my
project). It's slightly different fr
