I'm using automake 1.8 and autoconf 2.59 to build a library, with a
source tree as follows:
<root> Makefile.am, configure.ac
|
|- utils utilities for building
|
|- inc include files
|
|- src sources for library
|
|- test test programs
I'm using AC_REPLACE_FUNCS to provide my own versions of various
functions. However, by putting this into configure.ac in the
$(top_srcdir) when it builds utils it complains that the files with the
replacememt code aren't in utils or test (correct, they are in src where
they are to be built into the library, not the utilities or the test
programs).
Is this a case where I need to have a separate configure.ac in each
directory? I remember reading somewhere recently that doing that causes
a problem...
Chris C
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