another beginner question...
My tree project contains multiple Python scripts (Python and ksh) in different subdirectories, and I would like the 'make install' process just copy them into the 'bin' directory without any modification (only chmod). In the documentation, I found the following example:
bin_SCRIPTS = magic-script magic-script : magic-script.in sed ... magic-script.in >magic-script chmod +x magic-script
But I don't need such a complicated rule!
I just would like to 'chmod +x' all scripts listed in the bin_script variable and copy them into 'in' during the install process. Do I have to create a rule and a '.in' for each script ?
Best regards, Jul.
-- Julien VIENNE CLIMPACT Institut Pierre-Simon Laplace Université Pierre et Marie Curie 4, place Jussieu Tour 45-46, 5ème ét. Bureau 507 75252 Paris Cedex 5 Tel : 01 44 27 34 31 Email: jv@xxxxxxxxxxxx Web: http://www.climpact.com/
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