Hello everybody: I have a problem with automake. I have a hierarchy of files like this:
lib/liball.a lib/dir1/lib1.o lib/dir1/lib1.c lib/dir1/lib1.h lib/dir2/lib2.o lib/dir2/lib2.c lib/dir2/lib2.h lib/dir3/lib3.o lib/dir3/lib3.c lib/dir3/lib3.h and I would like to compile all the object files in their own directory to afterwards build the .a file with them. The problem is that AFAIK automake does not allow to build only the .o files, but it always try to link them. In my current Makefile.am files in dir1, dir2,dir3, I am building now a library file (lib1.a, lib2.a and lib3.a) using something like: noinst_LIBRARIES= lib1.a lib1_a_SOURCES= lib1.c lib1.h and in the root, I have a Makefile.am with: noinst_LIBRARIES = liball.a libmy_a_LIBADD = lib1/lib1.o lib2/lib2.o lib3/lib3.o libmy_a_SOURCES= SUBDIRS = lib1 lib2 lib3 All of this works just fine, but I would like to know if there is a 'standard' way to generate de .o files without having to create the unuseful lib1.a, lib2.a and lib3.a files. Thanks for any hints! Rodrigo. _______________________________________________ help-gnu-utils mailing list help-gnu-utils@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnu-utils
