I'd want to ask if this is possible at all. I'm having a slightly complex build that has several parts. Each part should generate it's own Makefile in the right directory. However, i have no desire to run configure multiple times, which is why I'm asking about a setup that looks kind of as follows: # Save C flags before doing specific configuration. CXXFLAGS_SAVE=[$CXXFLAGS] LDFLAGS_SAVE=[$LDFLAGS] LIBS_SAVE=[LIBS] CONFIGURATION_STUFF(...) AC_OUTPUT_FILES(subdir1/Makefile.am) AC_OUTPUT CXXFLAGS=[$CXXFLAGS_SAVE] ... MORE_CONFIGURATION_STUFF(...) AC_OUTPUT_FILES(subdir2/Makefile.am) AC_OUTPUT However, on the second call to AC_OUTPUT, the script writes the first makefile too, effectively destroying the configuration that was in place before it was called. Thus, what I need to ask is if it's possible to do anything like this at all, or should I just stick the different parts of the whole package into different configuration scripts? In other words, can I remove any file that was added in a previous call to AC_OUTPUT_FILES? Thank you in advance. -- -Tatu Kilappa <tatu.kilappa@xxxxxx> _______________________________________________ Autoconf mailing list Autoconf@xxxxxxx http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/autoconf
