Am Thu, 30 Mar 2006 16:47:47 -0600 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Karl Berry): > I do not understand why at "make install" time the documentation > will be created again. > > Oh, I didn't understand that was the problem. > > If tora.html already exists, then indeed, it seems makinfo --html > should not be being run.
Now I see, the HTML creation from texi files runs without errors but thereby a page tora.html is never created. I get a bunch of HTML out in a subdirectory "tora". This explains why "make install" runs again the HTML creation. It has the disadvantage that I run makeinfo when it is not necessary (not terrible because makeinfo is very fast) but on the other hand I get always fresh documentation. The problem for me is that I can not specify all potential names of generated HTML pages. I have 37 texi input files which are all included in tora.texi and 46 created HTML pages. The goal is to create a new documentation bunch if one of the 37 texi input changed. Do you have an idea ? Thomas > You can find out why it is by running make > -d, which will print voluminous debugging information, including why > the rule is being executed. > > BTW, Automake already has support for an `html' target for Texinfo > docs. Maybe you could use that instead of writing your own ... > > Best, > k > > -- _______________________________________________ Texinfo home page: http://www.gnu.org/software/texinfo [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-texinfo
