Re: Quick question on optional builds with automake
Hi Kent, Kent Mein [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi I'm working on converting blender (www.blender.org) To automake/autoconf etc... I have the first part mostly working (producing 1 binary) The next stage I'd like to do is get it to build a second binary only when I type make blenderplayer I'd also like to do a make webplugin (which will create a shared library) Any pointers on how to do this? From reading the docs I was guessing bin_PROGRAMS = blender extra_PROGRAMS = blenderplayer extra_LTLIBRARIES = blenderplugin.la That is one way to go about it. However, you'll not be able to install these programs/plugins using the normal 'make install'. So, depending on what you want to do, it may make more sense to change your 'configure.in' and 'Makefile.am' to support --enable-blenderplayer --enable-webplugin Then, the standard 'make make check make install' will do the right thing. - Hari -- Raja R Harinath -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Re: automake 1.7.1 hangs while processing Makefile.am
On Tue, 3 Dec 2002, Alexandre Duret-Lutz wrote: [...] As a workaround I suggest you use _LDADD substitutions as suggested in the `Conditional Sources' section of the manual. Basically instead of playing with conditionals, you should just fill an AC_SUBSTed variable with the objects you want. test x$needs_mode_cat = xyes condobjs=$condobj mod_cat.$(OBJEXT) test x$needs_mode_cmp = xyes condobjs=$condobj mod_cmp.$(OBJEXT) test x$needs_mode_fix = xyes condobjs=$condobj mod_fix.$(OBJEXT) ... AC_SUBST([condobjs]) Then use $(condobjs) to fill shntool_LDADD and shntool_DEPENDENCIES in Makefile.am. Thank you, this worked like a charm. I also had to add all possible format source files to EXTRA_DIST so they would be included in the distribution. :) I've included my current Makefile.am below for reference, in case anyone is curious. It works fine with the latest automake 1.7.2. Thanks again for your help! -jason --- src/Makefile.am --- CORE_SOURCES = core_convert.c core_fileio.c core_misc.c core_output.c core_shntool.c core_wave.c GLUE_SOURCES = glue_modes.c glue_formats.c MODE_SOURCES_ALL = mode_cat.c mode_cmp.c mode_conv.c mode_fix.c mode_info.c mode_join.c mode_len.c mode_split.c mode_strip.c FORMAT_SOURCES_ALL = format_aiff.c format_ape.c format_flac.c format_lpac.c format_null.c format_ofr.c format_shn.c format_wav.c MODE_ALIASES_ALL = $(shell echo $(MODE_SOURCES_ALL) | sed -e 's/mode_//g' -e 's/\.c//g') MODE_ALIASES = @MODES_CONFIGURED@ MODULE_OBJS = @MODE_OBJS@ @FORMAT_OBJS@ bin_PROGRAMS = shntool shntool_SOURCES = $(CORE_SOURCES) nodist_shntool_SOURCES = $(GLUE_SOURCES) shntool_LDADD = $(MODULE_OBJS) shntool_DEPENDENCIES = $(MODULE_OBJS) EXTRA_DIST = $(MODE_SOURCES_ALL) $(FORMAT_SOURCES_ALL) install-exec-hook: for mode_alias in $(MODE_ALIASES_ALL) ; do \ test -e $(bindir)/shn$$mode_alias $(RM) $(bindir)/shn$$mode_alias ; \ done ; \ for mode_alias in $(MODE_ALIASES) ; do \ test -e $(bindir)/shn$$mode_alias || $(LN_S) $(PACKAGE) $(bindir)/shn$$mode_alias ; \ done distclean-local: $(RM) $(GLUE_SOURCES)
