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
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 beleive
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
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,
