On Wed, Jun 01, 2005 at 04:44:39PM +0200, Mark Brand wrote: [I'm too dumb to answer that, but...]
> Would you please elaborate on the difference between "make variables" > and "substituted values" here? I'm still very new to this. This one I can answer: the "make variables" are those $FOO thingies. They get substituted by make when interpreting the make file. The "substituted values" are those @FOO@ thingies. They live in Makefile.in (actually in other foo.in files as well) and get textually substituted (the AC_OUTPUT macro controls which files to transform), making e.g. a Makefile out of a Makefile.in > >></Makefile.am> > >> > >>My generated Makefile contains: > >> > >> WINSOCK = @WINSOCK@ Something must have gone wrong then. This shouldn't be seen in Makefile, only in Makefile.in (the template from which Makefile is generated). Regards -- tom�s
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