Is there a nice idiom to use for installing configuration files
(sysconf_DATA) only when they aren't already installed? Making the
configuration files noinst_sysconf_DATA and handle it separately
works, but then you would have to think about supporting uninstall and
things yourself as well.
I am writing to ask how to accomplish one thing with Automake. In my
project I have a file named "tests/test.am" with some extra rules. In
a directory where I want these rules to be active, I put in the
Makefile.am of this directory: "include $(top_srcdir)/tests/test.am".
The problem for me is t
>>> "Braden" == Braden McDaniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Braden> When running "make distcheck", I get:
Braden> ERROR: files left in build directory after distclean:
Braden> ./lib/antlr/GNUmakefile
Braden> ./lib/antlr/antlr/GNUmakefile
Braden> ./lib/antlr/src/GNUmakefile
Braden> What's go
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Hi to all !
I´m trying to install a program on my machine that successfully ran under
Red Hat 7. Now I´m runnung Red Hat 9.0 and I get the following errors :
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Generating Makefiles...
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**Warning**: I am going to run `c
