Thanks for passing that along. That example is generally how I've done things for pspp. Automake however still needs some development before I think it can be said to *fully* support non-recursive make; it's fine for the common cases, but things become a bit hairy when dealing with the others.
Hence, our automake.mk files are less elegant than I would like in
regards to things such as the q2c files, and some texi files etc which
are auto-generated. Also, some of the auxilliary directories, such as
gl and po aren't provided with non-recursive automake files. Hence
these I have left as traditional recursive ones.
That said, the non-recursive automake seems to be working fine at the
moment (at least for me).
J'
On Thu, Feb 16, 2006 at 12:47:22PM -0800, Ben Pfaff wrote:
Hi John. I don't know whether you read the automake lists, so
I'm passing along a link to some information posted there today
that gives some details on how to do non-recursive makes properly
with automake. I also haven't checked whether or how this is
different from what you've already put into the reorg tree:
http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.sysutils.automake.general/6902
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