no particular reason other than i wanted to see the difference and
possibly use a top makefile instead of sub makefile's
right now i have it with where i putput makefile's to each subdir, i
wanted to have only a top level makefile. but i read that it will mess up
make dist.
my dir's are:
src
src
On Sat, 2006-01-07 at 15:55 -0600, Matt Hull wrote:
> is it possible to only have one top level makefile ?
In most cases, yes.
> will that work with
> make install, make clean, and make dist ?
If you write you Makefile.am to support it, yes,
Why are you asking?
Ralf
Howdy all!
I compile fortran code on a bunch of platforms. Most f90 compilers
seem to support compiling F77 code, so I thought, in configure.ac, I
could just use:
AC_PROG_FC
But when I do an autoreconf, I get the following automake error:
nf_test/Makefile.am: Preprocessed Fortran 77 source seen
i have a simple hello world i am trying to get working. i have:
src/main.c
src/gtk/gtkmain.c
src/gtk/gtkmain.h
i almost got it working except that when it tries to build gtkmain it
fails with undefined reference to main. looks like its trying to build a
final appllication and link it together.
is it possible to only have one top level makefile ? will that work with
make install, make clean, and make dist ?
thanks
matt
Ralf Wildenhues wrote:
Hello there,
* Roberto Bagnara wrote on Wed, Oct 19, 2005 at 09:13:16PM CEST:
Instead, what I would like to have is to only say
test1_SOURCES = test1.cc
test2_SOURCES = test2.cc
...
and then achieve the effect of (sorry for the pseudo-code)
for flags in $FLAGS_CHOIC
