On 11/24/2011 08:31 AM, David Boesner wrote: > Hi everyone, > > my programme has the following folder-structure > > My problem: If I run make, I have the error, that a header file, which is > inside > my include folder can not be found. My configure.ac is attached. You appear to be asking more about automake rather than autoconf (given that you only posted Makefile.am snippets, and not configure.ac snippets); perhaps you may get better answers on the automake@xxxxxxx list. That said, I'll give it a rough shot. What is the actual command line you used and the actual error you got at the point where you have the message about a header file not found? > > main.c > subfolder: -src > subfolder: error > subfolder: types > subfolder: include <---- the file that can't be found is here Is the file generated? In which case, is this a symptom of not traversing directories in the correct order? That is, should make descend into include prior to trying to build main.c at the top level? > subfolder:error > subfolder:types > > I have Makefile.am in every folder. > > content of the main Makefile.am > > bin_PROGRAMS = GTspi > > # Makefile.am im Unterverzeichnis > SUBDIRS = src src/types src/error include include/error include/types You can reorder this line, and include an explicit '.', to affect which directory order make uses in visiting files. > ##SUBDIRS = src > # Projektname > > # Alle C-Dateien dieses Projekts angeben > GTspi_SOURCES = main.c > > content of the sub Makefile.am > > bin_PROGRAMS = GTspi > > GTspi_SOURCES = gtspiContext.c gtspiTPM.c > -- Eric Blake eblake@xxxxxxxxxx +1-919-301-3266 Libvirt virtualization library http://libvirt.org
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