For my introduction to autotools, I'm trying to "autoconfiscate" a
project and cannot get the top-level Makefile to handle the directory
structure. The all-am: rule is empty--it has dependencies on Makefile
and config.h, but no action inside the rule.
...
all-am: Makefile config.h
installdirs:
...
The directory structure looks like:
top
+---src
+-- sub1
+-- sub2
In the top folder, in configure.ac, I have:
AC_CONFIG_FILES([Makefile src/Makefile
src/sub1/Makefile
src/sub2/Makefile])
The top-level Makefile.am is a one-liner:
subdirs = src
and the src/Makefile.am is also a one-liner, pointing to the two
subfolders:
subdirs = sub1 sub2
I'm sure I must be missing something in my configure.ac, but I'm at a
loss to know what. The output of ./configure looks reasonable, with all
the Makefiles being built at each level. The "leaf node" makefiles all
look reasonable and execute as expected (considering that I still have
work to do in other areas). It's just that the two Makefiles that
should be diving down into the source tree just stop.
--
Daryl Lee
Open the Present--It's a Gift.
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