Hello Jeff, * Daily, Jeff A wrote on Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 11:36:54PM CEST: > Why doesn't automake have dependency tracking for preprocessed Fortran?
Because nobody has implemented it yet. > Wouldn't the following work? Note that there is a space before > include so that automake doesn't process it, but rather it appears > verbatim in the generated Makefile.in. Well, I guess dependency tracking could be implemented similarly to how it is done for C and C++. Using makedepend could be a start, sure, but testing for a depmode would be better; e.g., some gfortran versions support the much nicer gcc3 depmode. Actually, I'd consider module dependency tracking support a very interesting Fortran feature for Automake as well. > F77DEPMODE = makedepend > .F.o: > $(AM_V_PPF77) \ > source='$<' object='$@' libtool=no \ > DEPDIR=$(DEPDIR) $(F77DEPMODE) $(depcomp) \ > $(PPF77COMPILE) -c $< > > include ./$(DEPDIR)/mysource.Po Cheers, Ralf
