> "Lars" == Lars Hecking <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Lars> if BUILD_SRC_BEOS_SUBDIR
Lars> d_beos = beos
Lars> endif
Lars> SUBDIRS = $(d_beos)
Lars> If I run make distcheck in the top level directory, it bombs out at
Lars> one point because the beos subdir doesn't exist. Is this a bug in
Lar
I have the following in a Makefile.am:
if BUILD_SRC_BEOS_SUBDIR
d_beos = beos
endif
SUBDIRS = $(d_beos)
where BUILD_SRC_BEOS_SUBDIR is from an AM_CONDITIONAL in configure.in.
BUILD_SRC_BEOS_SUBDIR is not defined because I'm not building on BeOS.
The directory structure is
top level
top le
OKAY! I finally got it working. It didn't used to cause problems the
way I was doing things before. But anyway it's working now. Thanks for
your help.
Alexandre Duret-Lutz wrote:
[...]
Davy> These files are listed in the DIST_COMMON (at least I'm pretty sure
Davy> DIST_COMMON is where the
Hi Davy,
>>> "Davy" == Davy Durham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
Davy> These files are listed in the DIST_COMMON (at least I'm pretty sure
Davy> DIST_COMMON is where these files are coming from in the cp commands)
Davy> so I'm not explicitly listing them myself anywhere to be distributed.
Davy Durham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> These files are listed in the DIST_COMMON (at least I'm pretty sure
> DIST_COMMON is where these files are coming from in the cp commands)
> so I'm not explicitly listing them myself anywhere to be distributed.
> I've tried several versions between and incl
Hi, I'm getting an error on distcheck (after tracing through it, it's
actually failing during the 'distdir:' target)...
make[1]: Leaving directory
`/home/ddurham/code/rezound/rezound-0.7.0beta/_build'
make[1]: Entering directory
`/home/ddurham/code/rezound/rezound-0.7.0beta/_build'
make[1]: L
