Hello, I am porting a proprietary (yes I know, but it pays the bills) windows application to linux using autotools. So far I have gotten automake to do what I want up until the install/build stage.
I wish to provide our end-users with a tarball that includes a dynamically linkable library, and the needed header files for our SDK. As far as I can tell, I have two options: 1. make install into a package directory, then tar that up by hand 2. make dist while somehow excluding the original .CPP files. Which immediately gives me two problems: 1. make install links my dynamic SO to my package directory instead of the user's prefix directory 2. make dist complains about the missing .CPP files, even if I include all the .O and .LO files Does automake have any make bindist support? Can anyone recommend a method to me? I dont have much experience with making proprietary (non-GNU) applications so I apologize if I missed something. Cheers,
