The manual currently says: "You should never explicitly mention the
intermediate (C or C++) file in any `SOURCES' variable; only list
the source file."
I don't know the code here, and this probably wasn't the question, but I
think the manual's statement about "any `SOURCES'
nobase-python: running python -V
Python 3.12.0
...
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'imp'
Looks like the failing tests are all Python-related, at least several
with the above error. I don't think Python 3.12 was even released at the
time of automake 1.16.5. I don't know what
On Wed, 6 Dec 2023 at 23:59, Karl Berry wrote:
> Any chance that one of you could write a patch for the manual to explain
> whatever needs to be explained (better)? --thanks, karl.
>
I'd happily do that if I could work out, or someone could explain, exactly
what's going on here.
The manual
