Auto regeneration of Makefile.in and Makefile

2000-08-29 Thread Tim Heath
It appears that when I modify Makefile.am it will then automatically modify Makefile.in. If I modify Makefile.in it will automatically cause the Makefile to be regenerated. How can I stop that? I want to stop it because the Makefile has special parameters I have taken out so it would co

Re: Auto regeneration of Makefile.in and Makefile

2000-08-29 Thread Tom Tromey
> "Tim" == Tim Heath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Tim> It appears that when I modify Makefile.am it will then Tim> automatically modify Makefile.in. If I modify Makefile.in it Tim> will automatically cause the Makefile to be regenerated. How can Tim> I stop that? Generally speaking, you don

Directory navigation

2000-08-29 Thread Robert Boehne
How flexible is automake/autoconf about what the directory structure of a project looks like? I have a package that I am attempting to rewrite to support automake. I would like to keep its directory structure though. The package consists of 40 or so C++ shared libraries, each one has a "source" d

Avoiding cross-dependencies for aclocal.m4

2000-08-29 Thread Pavel Roskin
Hello! "ACLOCAL_AMFLAGS = -I ." causes circular dependencies. The patch fixes this problem, eliminates an extra occurence of acinclude.m4 and strips "./" from the remaining macro files in "." A test for the above patch is also provided. Regards, Pavel Roskin Index: ChangeL

Re: Directory navigation

2000-08-29 Thread Tom Tromey
> "Robert" == Robert Boehne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Robert> How flexible is automake/autoconf about what the directory Robert> structure of a project looks like? Automake 1.4 is fairly inflexible. The cvs automake tries to be more flexible. Robert> The package consists of 40 or so C++ s