I have had the same problem. I had a file that needed to be compiled in both userspace and kernelspace. The code was the same but used kernel equivalent functions.I used a ugly solution which many wont approve, I am sure. I merely used symlinks. Now this had the advantage that when you actually did 'make dist' the symlinks were converted into actual copies by gtar. Hope this helps.
- Sandip > Perhaps this is a FAQ, but I can't seem to find the answer anywhere: > What's the proper way of telling automake that the same source file > needs to be compiled multiple times with different options. > > For example, I have a file called foo.c and I'd like to compile it once > with the normal options and once with -DBAR defined. The > resulting two objects would have to go into the same library (foo.c > will define different global symbols depending on whether or not BAR is > defined). -- Sandip Bhattacharya Mindframe Software Work: sandip @ mindsw.com, http://www.mindsw.com Play: sandipb @ bigfoot.com, http://www.sandipb.net -----------------------------------------------
