I just put 2 newbie-orientated docs on my site, about building and using
libraries with automake and autoconf. I would welcome anybody's input and
corrections.
http://www.murrayc.com/learning/linux/building_libraries/building_libraries.shtml
http://www.murrayc.com/learning/linux/using_libraries/
Is automake's dependency tracking smart enough to know when a header file
has been removed? I'm currently using 1.4a. If I add a new header file,
the dependency tracking finds it and all dependent source files are rebuilt.
However, if I remove a header file, the dependency tracking checkes the .
> ">" == Jiann-Ming Su <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Is automake's dependency tracking smart enough to know when a
>> header file has been removed? I'm currently using 1.4a.
There is no official 1.4a. You're probably using Red Hat.
In 1.4 automake was not smart enough to detect this situ
