On Thu, 2003-01-09 at 18:10, Jonathan Pryor wrote:
> ...
>
> Is there a reasonable way to use "console" as the fallback target, and
> use "gtk" or "swf" if the appropriate libraries are installed?
The standard way to do this would be
1. create makefile.gnu.in that has something along the lines of:
TYPE_REFLECTOR_TARGET = @TYPE_REFLECTOR_TARGET@
all: makefile.gnu $(TYPE_REFLECTOR_TARGET)
swf:
blah
console:
blah
gtk:
blah
makefile.gnu: ../../config.status makefile.gnu.in
cd ../.. && CONFIG_FILES=foo/bar/makefile.gnu CONFIG_HEADERS =
./config.status
2. Add a necessary configure check that does
blah blah checks...
TYPE_REFLECTOR_TARGET=[one of console, swf, gtk]
AC_SUBST(TYPE_REFLECTOR_TARGET)
AC_OUTPUT([stuff that's already there, foo/bar/makefile.gnu])
3. Remove makefile.gnu from cvs
So that the configure process will generate a makefile that has the
correct target embedded in itself, and it will recreate the makefile if
config.status changes or the makefile template changes.
Peter
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