Hi, a program I am working on consists of fortran sources that are compiled with f2c into their C counterparts, linked into a shared library and then used in the remainder of the program. To facilitate compiling, I thought of distributing f2c'd C sources in the tarball so that the users don't need to have f2c installed to compile the code. However, if someone did `make distclean`, all built C sources would be deleted and f2c then must be present on a system. What would be a good way to check for the existence of built sources and to check for f2c in case these sources are missing? On a related topic, I found some pertinent advice within the autotoolset project, but their last release dates back to 2003. How well does autotoolset integrate with modern autoconf/automake? Thanks, Andrej _______________________________________________ Autoconf mailing list Autoconf@xxxxxxx http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/autoconf
