>>> "Tom" == Tom Howard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Tom> Hi, Tom> I use some m4 macros in my configure.ac that produce a file called Tom> aminclude.am in the top build directory. In my Makefile.am files I try Tom> to include this An automake include is inlined when automake runs, i.e., long before configure would create the file. You simply can't use configure output as automake input. [...] Tom> If I put Tom> include aminclude.am Tom> or Tom> include ./aminclude.am Then aminclude.am will be distributed as source, and each time a user run ./configure in the source tree it should cause automake to be rerun to update all dependent Makefile.ins. This implies your users must have automake installed. -- Alexandre Duret-Lutz
