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It is common style to generate c/cpp source files from some meta-languages.
Examples are lex, yacc, QT's moc, swig, and probably many other tools. AFAIK
there is currently no way to handle such files in automake and the recommended
way is to write scripts editing Makefile.in's to add seperate
alex I think the recommended way is to add suffix rules to produce the built
alex sources, not edit the Makefile.ins.
But is this really portable ? I looked at automake 1.4 info pages, and it tells
something about GNU make:
Handling new file extensions
It is
alex Could you check if the automake 1.6.x docs make the same reference to
alex GNU make instead of just make when talking about suffix rules?
No, they don't.
So this is enough if you have a special file type from which source files
should
be generated. But the moc problem isn't solved
skip For example, if I have this chain of dependencies:
skip
skip build/lib.linux-i686-2.3/array.so
skip
skipdepends on
skip
skip build/temp.linux-i686-2.3/arraymodule.o
skip
skipwhich depends on
skip
skip Modules/arraymodule.c
skip
skip (the locations of the
Adriaan KDE has a lot of extra meta-files that need to be generated: moc files
Adriaan for Qt, kidl files (and from them _skel.cpp and _stub.h) for DCOP, and
Adriaan _signal.h files for DCOPSignals. These are typically not explicitly
listed
Adriaan in the Makefile.am. Instead, we write
This
skip Sure, if all you want to distribute is a few extension modules. What
about
skip if you want to distribute the library they wrap as well? That's where the
skip auto*/libtool gang comes in (I hope - it's difficult enough for me to
figure
skip out how this works that I'm still pondering the
Adriaan KDE has a lot of extra meta-files that need to be generated: moc files
Adriaan for Qt, kidl files (and from them _skel.cpp and _stub.h) for DCOP, and
Adriaan _signal.h files for DCOPSignals. These are typically not explicitly
listed
Adriaan in the Makefile.am. Instead, we write
This
Why don't you use the distutils module coming with python ? They provide a
platform-independent building/installing mechanism of Python modules and
c-extensions.
Regards,
Christoph
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