On Tue, 2002-01-01 at 23:58, Tom Tromey wrote:
Murray == Murray Cumming [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I didn't see a response to this.
Murray I'm trying to make a package work with both automake 1.4 and
Murray automake 1.5. I think that I could do this with some
Murray conditionals
I'm trying to make a package work with both automake 1.4 and automake
1.5. I think that I could do this with some conditionals in the
Makefile.am files.
So is there a macro that I can put in configure.in to detect the
automake version number?
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a AC_CONFIG_HEADERS, so what should I use?
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of files is not added to libgtkmm_la_SOURCES.
However, we need to use the same list of sources in several Makefile.am
files, and we would like to generate that list automatically based on
file extensions. So what is the best way to do this?
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to generate a static library.
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"Thomas E. Dickey" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
see the -R option of ld.
Many thanks. That fixed it.
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Of course. I was worrying about when the user runs configure, but, of
couse, at that time all the macros have been copied to the project.
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Murray Cumming wrote:
I'm trying to use automake/autoconf to build a shared library whose source
code is neatly organised sub directories (about 5 levels wide and 5 levels
deep).
If this was an application then I would build static libraries in each of
the
subfolders and link them all
libraries. That would be
stupid.
So, how should I use automake to build a shared library if the source is in
sub directories?
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Thanks. I'll try this. I didn't do it before because the automake manual
explicitly states that noinst_LTLIBRARIES is not allowed. I guess that's
wrong.
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