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Re: automake and funny BUILT_SOURCES behavior


From: Alexandre Duret-Lutz
Subject: Re: automake and funny BUILT_SOURCES behavior
Date: Thu, 05 Dec 2002 11:36:30 +0100
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| Uhm. Errata corrige: I _need_ to include them into funny_SOURCES because
| the m4 rule produces even object files

I'm assuming that by `object' you mean `.cc' files, not `.o' files.

| (I can not mention the headers into BUILT_SOURCES, but c files
| needs to).

I do not understand this.  Usually it's the converse.  Anyway, that's
not really important.  You can list what you want in `BUILT_SOURCES'.

The important point is that any file listed in `funny_SOURCES'
gets distributed.  Since you do not want to distribute built
sources, you should use the `nodist_funny_SOURCE' variable to
list any source file that must be compiled as part of `funny'
but souldn't be distributed.

BUILT_SOURCES = generated.hh  # Usually generated .c files do not need
                              # to be put in BUILT_SOURCES
funny_SOURCES = funny.cc
nodist_funny_SOURCES = generated.cc

`nodist_' is a new feature in Automake 1.5.   Now you have one
reason to upgrade :)
-- 
Alexandre Duret-Lutz





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