Hello,
I'am a beginner regarding automake, so please bear with me if I am
ignorant to the usual automake practices: I want to include some code in
Makefile.am so that if finally ends up verbatim in the Makefile. Example:
ifeq "$(strip $(TESTDIR))" ""
TESTDIR=/tmp/testdir
endif
According to
http://sources.redhat.com/automake/automake.html#General-Operation
by running automake "The variable definitions and rules in the
Makefile.am are copied verbatim into the generated file" (i.e. Makefile.im)
Brilliant, the task should be foolproof, I thought. But automake proved
me wrong!
Automake emitted an error "Makefile.am:47: endif without if". No
problem, this can be resolved by indenting the above code with one space.
But it also moved the assignment out of the if-endif clause to the top
of Makefile.in.
Why is this and how can I avoid this easily?
Cheers
Daniel
Germany
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