* Yevgen Muntyan wrote on Mon, Nov 13, 2006 at 10:13:55PM CET: > > Well, I didn't mention it, but non-recursive make is one of things > I am trying to do here. Its speed indeed is just awesome, but it also > leads to huge mess: things like > foo_SOURCES += subdir/subdir/subdir/foo.c subdir/subdir/subdir/bar.c; > messy generated files stuff - to keep things nice I need to make > sure subdirectories are created, which leads to creating some funny > stamp files and failing distcheck;
This is too thin for either a bug report or to point out decent help. A pointer to the source or an example package is better. > compilation flags are hard to specify on per-directory basis; Yes, that's true; one would have to revert to per-target flags. > 'make dist' gets crazy and fails if you are not careful enough to not > list things twice (this is really funny one - investigating why one > file is put into dist four times can be pretty amusing); and so on. See above. You do know about AC_DISABLE_SHARED by the way, just in case you didn't know about saving that factor of 2 (with Libtool, I mean)? Cheers, Ralf
