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Time Heath wrote:
> Can someone give me an example of how to combine the object files from
> a deep project into one library with automake.am's?
http://www.murrayc.com/learning/linux/building_libraries/building_libraries.
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Hi all:
Does automake support the autoconf macro AC_CONFIG_SUBDIRS? It is
suposed that autoconf will run "configure" from the subdirectories listed,
but.. does automake support this macro and descend to the subdirectories
to build Makefile.in, etc? (and autoconf for generating its correso
Diego Sevilla Ruiz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [...] AC_CONFIG_SUBDIRS [...] does automake support this macro and
> descend to the subdirectories to build Makefile.in, etc?
No.
> (and autoconf for generating its corresonding subdir/configure?
No.
> or must I do it myself?
Yes.
If you know
I need to understand better the way to combine libraries in
subdirectories into one library at the top_srcdir. Does anyone know of
an example that does this with static libraries I could look at? I
created the static libraries myself so I don't beleive there is any m4
macros for them to
I am attempting to compile and my executable is 1 GIG big using the
standard Makefile generated by automake. Does anyone know why this is?
I simply have a main.C with a return 0;
Thanks,
Tim Heath
Tim Heath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I need to understand better the way to combine libraries in
> subdirectories into one library at the top_srcdir. Does anyone know of
> an example that does this with static libraries I could look at? I
> created the static libraries myself so I don't beleiv
>I am attempting to compile and my executable is 1 GIG big using the
>standard Makefile generated by automake. Does anyone know why this is?
Tim Heath
You have already reported the problem and got your answer on 7-11:
>Maybe this is a well known old pxdb bug and patch PHSS_20122 should be
>app
Using a recent cvs automake, I tried "make TAGS" in a separate object
directory, but the etags command got config.in without a $(srcdir)
path. Perhaps the @CONFIG@ in tags.am should be in the list that gets
uniquified and checked for needing $(srcdir). The same might apply to
$(LISP) there too,
