Your problem is a result of misusing the build system of nautilus. Nautilus build system uses autoconf and automake. autoconf is the tool used to generate configure and automake is used to create Makefile.in. Thereafter, executing configure will create final Makefile files.
This is all wrapped up in autogen.sh so when you checkout from svn you just have to run autogen.sh. It will run autotools with --enable-maintainer-mode by default. This is pratical for development because it allows you to change Makefile.am rules, type make and Makefile.in and Makefile will be regenerated. If you intend to submit a patch which adds files, please exclude from your diff files that are autogenerated such as Makefile.in and Makefile. -- Gilles Dartiguelongue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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