Le 6 juin 2012 à 18:15, Stefano Lattarini a écrit : > +* Diagnostic about possible typos in '_SOURCES', '_LIBADD, '_LDFLAGS', > + '_LDADD' and '_DEPENDENCIES' variables is now done at make runtime > + rather than at automake runtime. In case some (or all) such diagnostic > + is undesired, it can be silenced by adding the affected variables to > + the 'AM_VARTYPOS_WHITELIST' variable, as in: > + > + bin_PROGRAMS = cp mv > + copy_LDADD = -lselinux -lrt -acl > + cp_LDADD = $(copy_LDADD) > + mv_LDADD = $(copy_LDADD) > + # Without this, the generated Makefile would complain that > + # no program or library has 'copy' as canonical name. > + AM_VARTYPOS_WHITELIST = copy_LDADD
I understand why this is nice looking (to use copy_LDADD), but really, wouldn't it be saner to just some other name? Say copy_ldadd.
