At 3:39 PM +0200 11/27/99, Vadim Chekan wrote:
>I think it isn't automake relative but gnu make VPAHT algorithm.
>If target is'n found in VPATH, current dir assumed build dir.
>I guess the 'make' scans files when build chain and doesn't rescan
>after. I'm not shure is this bug or feature.
I think the problem is that Automake is creating a circular
dependency between the flex and bison files and their generated files.
Automake's info file says that it can handle (f)lex and bison/yacc
files automatically--just make sure the configure script checks for
them. In return, you list the .ll or .yy files in the Makefile.am and
NOT the generated files.
http://sourceware.cygnus.com/automake/automake.html#Yacc%20and%20Lex
I tried this last night, but it seems that my version of automake
(1.4) wasn't correctly substituting @LEX@. I got errors saying "LEX@
not found." :-( This seems like the right way to go though.
-Geoff
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