Miles Bader <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Matthieu Moy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> http://www-verimag.imag.fr/~moy/arch/public/ > > Thanks, that works. > > Please merge: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Make building in a separate directory work again
Merged. > What's with the bizarre build rules for .elc files (creates temporary > subdir, etc), BTW? A hack (borrowed from what automake generates for elisp files if my memory's good). It allows you to compile the file in an empty directory. I've just comitted a patch putting ".." after @abs_srcdir@ in the load-path (strange : for me, it worked without ".."), so, the .el files are allways use for compilation. In particular, if you change the number of arguments of a function in foo.el, and recompile bar.el that use this function, you won't get any warning. Probably this is redundant with correct dependancies in the Makefile, but well, it works, and if it's a bad idea, it's not mine :o) -- Matthieu
