>>> "Giannis" == Giannis Georgalis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...] Giannis> It was trying to link the "final" library against the Giannis> "noinst_" libraries. :-( I don't know if that means you finally fixed it, or if this is the start of a problem report. In the latter case there is not much I can say. Please see http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/bugs.html Giannis> Additionally, even though it isn't as important for me as the Giannis> previous question; Is it possible to make object files being created Giannis> in the Obj subdirectory ? -> Note that my makefiles reside in the Giannis> module1, module2, module3, module4, program1 and program2 Giannis> subdirectories. >> >> See the subdir-objects options. [...] Giannis> but subdir-objects has as an effect to place the Giannis> objects in the same directory as the sources, and it Giannis> does not take an argument (does it ?). Sorry, I misread your question: subdir-objects is clearly not the answer. To create all objects files into the Obj subdirectory, you can build your project as follows mkdir Obj cd Obj ../configure make This setup (known as VPATH build) is fairly standard and allows your user to choose where things should be built. For instance (s)he can build for several architectures in parallel this way. Another way to for Automake to put all built files in one directory, is the put a Makefile.am in that directory and build everything from there. POSE, the PalmOS Emulator, use such a setup (at least that was the case two years ago when I last built it). -- Alexandre Duret-Lutz
