Hi folks,
I'm hoping there is a libtool expert out there who can help me.
I'm trying to avoid installing .la files when building opensync plugins,
but automake does not appear to make that easy. The opensync plugins
are shared libraries, basically, so I build them using:
barry_sync_LTLIBRARIES = barry_sync.la
barry_sync_la_SOURCES = \
barry_sync.cc barry_sync.h \
environment.cc environment.h \
vbase.cc vbase.h \
vevent.cc vevent.h \
vcard.cc vcard.h \
vformat.c vformat.h \
trace.h
barry_sync_la_LDFLAGS = -avoid-version -export-dynamic -module
barry_sync_la_LIBADD = @PACKAGE_LIBS@ @LIBS@ @BARRY_LIBS@
But this ends up leaving a barry_sync.la file in the target install
directory. This .la file contains build path information, and some
binary package systems complain about that when I build RPMs.
I could just manually delete the .la file after a 'make install', but I'd
rather not install it in the first place.
Anyone know how to avoid this?
Thanks!
- Chris
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