On Jul 16, 2000, Tom Tromey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Murray 1) This doesn't work recursively. For instance, if sub
Murray contains, subsub, which contains subsusbsub, then the library
Murray at sub will contain subsub but not subsubsub. Therefore you
Murray have to LIBADD all the libraries in
Murray Cumming wrote:
I'm trying to use automake/autoconf to build a shared library whose source
code is neatly organised sub directories (about 5 levels wide and 5 levels
deep).
If this was an application then I would build static libraries in each of
the
subfolders and link them all
Paul Berrevoets [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You create what are called 'convenience' libraries in libtool.
In exceptions/Makefile.am:
noinst_LTLIBRARIES = libexceptions.la
...
Convenience libraries are not installed, and the object they contain will
be
included in the higher level ltlibrary
Murray Apparently I should do with this with a noinst_LTLIBRARIES, so
Murray you do need to correct the bit in the automake manual that
Murray says that it isn't allowed.
I think that has already been fixed.
When I looked at my copy of the manual this morning it said that
check_LTLIBRARIES is
