On Mon, 5 Jun 2000, H. Nanosecond wrote:
> Hello,
>
> conditionals in Automake work differently than in Make and are weird.
> I suggest that you not use conditionals in that way, try this:
>
> Makefile.am: ================================================
>
> AUTOMAKE_OPTIONS = foreign
>
> lib_LTLIBRARIES = libtkgs.la
>
> #libtkgs_la_SOURCES = \
> #lib.c
> #This causes an error for some reason
>
> libtkgs_la_SOURCES = lib.c
>
> noinst_HEADERS = lib.h
>
> libtkgs_la_SOURCES += @EXTRASRC@
I tried that.
libtkgs_la_SOURCES = \
tkgs.c \
tkgs.h \
tkgsColor.c \
tkgsColor.h \
tkgsDrawable.c \
tkgsDrawable.h \
tkgsDriver.h \
tkgsFont.c \
tkgsFont.h \
tkgsInit.c \
tkgsInt.h \
tkgsObj.c \
tkgsObj.h
libtkgs_la_SOURCES += @SYSINIT@
When I run automake, it prints out the following.
src/Makefile.am:7: libtkgs_la_SOURCES includes configure substitution
`@SYSINIT@'
Same thing if I do it like so:
libtkgs_la_SOURCES = \
tkgs.c \
tkgs.h \
tkgsColor.c \
tkgsColor.h \
tkgsDrawable.c \
tkgsDrawable.h \
tkgsDriver.h \
tkgsFont.c \
tkgsFont.h \
tkgsInit.c \
tkgsInt.h \
tkgsObj.c \
tkgsObj.h \
@SYSINIT@
Whats the deal? How the heck do I compile
something conditionally?
Mo DeJong
Red Hat Inc
