Hi,
I have a package that uses multiple makefiles: one toplevel makefile
and some makefiles in subdirectories.
The build in several of these subdirectories requires the use of a
single include file (lets call it foo.h) that is created from foo.h.in
by configure. Now I recently discovered that a
Hello,
I have a problem with the beta, after bootstrapping a
fresh checkout of Libtool with Autoconf 2.57 and Automake
1.7.2b, I get a make distcheck error. Apparently the
distcheck fails because files are left over in the
insallation directory after "make uninstall" is run.
Below are the offendi
>>> "Robert" == Robert Boehne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Robert> Hello,
Robert> I have a problem with the beta, after bootstrapping a
Robert> fresh checkout of Libtool with Autoconf 2.57 and Automake
Robert> 1.7.2b, I get a make distcheck error. Apparently the
Robert> distcheck fails becaus
>>> "Sander" == Sander Niemeijer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
Sander> Now I recently discovered that automake places the
Sander> rules to rebuild foo.h from foo.h.in (with the use of a
Sander> stamp-h* file) in the Makefile of the directory where
Sander> foo.h will appear if that directo
