this works admirably. Thanks a lot. ++ Jul.
Hi Julien,
* Jul wrote on Tue, Apr 19, 2005 at 10:29:00AM CEST:
Hi,
I'm a real beginner with autoconf/automake and I'm trying to configure a C project structured into multiple directories.
For each directory containing C files, I wonder if there is a way to store the intermediate object files (*.o) into a separate 'objects' subdirectory.
The usual way to do is a little different, but has IMHO advantages: You use a build tree separate from the source tree. Assuming your package is named foobar, and a source layout like this:
foobar/ configure.ac Makefile.am foo.c bar.c
Create a separate build dir and build there:
$ mkdir build $ cd build $ ../foobar/configure [options] $ make
This has the advantage that you can have many build trees as you want (for different compile options, different systems with source on NFS, whatever).
Regards, Ralf
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