Re: Circular dependecy linker trouble

Søren Boll Overgaard wrote: > Hello, > > I've recently migrated a rather large body of code from a proprietary > development environment, to an automake based one. > > I've run into trouble during linking though. The code is laid out like > this: > > src/ > Contains main.cpp which holds the m

Circular dependecy linker trouble

Hello, I've recently migrated a rather large body of code from a proprietary development environment, to an automake based one. I've run into trouble during linking though. The code is laid out like this: src/ Contains main.cpp which holds the main method src/framework/ Contains framework c

Re: Is including a custom dist-foo into distcheck impossible

Can you provide a link to your project? Are you using a special VCS? No, sorry - it is private for now.

Re: Is including a custom dist-foo into distcheck impossible

Am Donnerstag, den 07.06.2007, 13:58 +0100 schrieb Noah Slater: > > I do something similar for building an nsis-based win32 installer: > > I will check this out tomorrow. Thanks. > > > Also, you may wish to reconsider whether it is wise to include a > > debian target/directory directly, or whethe

Re: Is including a custom dist-foo into distcheck impossible

I do something similar for building an nsis-based win32 installer: I will check this out tomorrow. Thanks. Also, you may wish to reconsider whether it is wise to include a debian target/directory directly, or whether you might follow the usual convention for delivering debian source packages:

Automake 1.9.6 fails to cleanup .libs directory for a program in a subdirectory

Hi, I have a project that looks like this: topdir/ libfoo/ foo.c bar/ bar.c configure.ac Makefile.am Note that there's just one Makefile.am at the top level. libfoo is compiled with libtool and bar is linked to libfoo/libfoo.la. make clean removes the .libs direc

Re: Is including a custom dist-foo into distcheck impossible

I do something similar for building an nsis-based win32 installer: http://pidgin-bs.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/pidgin-bs/bot-sentry/trunk/configure.ac?revision=165&view=markup http://pidgin-bs.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/pidgin-bs/bot-sentry/trunk/Makefile.am?revision=165&view=markup Note that t

Is including a custom dist-foo into distcheck impossible

Hello, I am developing a package with Automake that needs to have a custom dist taget for making debian packages in addition to the usual tarballs etc. I have created a dist-deb that works perfectly but I am unable to find any way of including this into the distcheck target. Is this possible?