Hi,
I would like to use automake with autoconf to build a project written
in Objective C. What is the easiest way of doing that?
All I have done so far is to create a standard configure.in (with a
test for libobjc) and a standard Makefile.am with "test_SOURCES =
test.m".
When I run automake, i
On Tue, 12 Mar 2002, Major A wrote:
> I would like to use automake with autoconf to build a project written
> in Objective C. What is the easiest way of doing that?
>
> All I have done so far is to create a standard configure.in (with a
> test for libobjc) and a standard Makefile.am with "test_SO
I need to build multiple object file from one c source file. The only
variation is that the AM_CFLAGS variable must contain a different -D for
each one.
Eg:
I have a source file foo.c, I need to build (based on an option from
configure) foo1.o foo2.o ... foon.o with an option -DBAR=1 -DBAR=2 ...
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