I have a project with about 30 modules. We've been using the following as our Makefile.am ACLOCAL_FLAGS = -I buildtools # To find out custom macros (for aclocal) SUBDIRS = \ mylibrary\ prog1 prog2 prog3 prog4 prog5 prog6 prog7 prog8 \ prog9 prog10 prog11 prog12 prog13 prog14 prog15 prog16 \ prog17 prog18 prog19 prog20 prog21 prog22 prog23 prog24 prog25 prog26 \ prog27 prog28 prog29 prog30 prog31 And the following as our Configure.ac AC_PREREQ(2.69) AC_INIT(system, 1.0, bugs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE AM_CONFIG_HEADER([config.h]) REQUIRE_TIBRV REQUIRE_ORACLE AC_PROG_LIBTOOL # Our subdirectories AC_DEFUN([SUBDIR],[ if test -d $1; then AC_CONFIG_SUBDIRS($1) fi ]) AC_CONFIG_SUBDIRS(mylibraru) SUBDIR(prog1 ) SUBDIR(prog2 ) SUBDIR(prog3 ) SUBDIR(prog4 ) SUBDIR(prog5 ) SUBDIR(prog6 ) SUBDIR(prog7 ) SUBDIR(prog8 ) SUBDIR(prog9 ) SUBDIR(prog10 ) SUBDIR(prog11 ) SUBDIR(prog12 ) SUBDIR(prog13) SUBDIR(prog14) SUBDIR(prog15 ) SUBDIR(prog16 ) SUBDIR(prog17 ) SUBDIR(prog18 ) SUBDIR(prog19 ) SUBDIR(prog20 ) SUBDIR(prog21 ) SUBDIR(prog22 ) SUBDIR(prog23 ) SUBDIR(prog24 ) SUBDIR(prog25 ) SUBDIR(prog26 ) SUBDIR(prog27 ) SUBDIR(prog28 ) SUBDIR(prog29 ) SUBDIR(prog30 ) SUBDIR(prog31 ) AC_OUTPUT(Makefile) This has worked great on RedHat 5, but when we're moving to Redhat 7, it fails when building mylibrary. It can't find some includes. If I go into the mylibrary directory, and do the make, it works just fine. Not understanding why I can no longer build the whole thing in one shot. -- Mauricio Ramirez Programmer Analyst (213) 484 - 6773 _______________________________________________ Autoconf mailing list Autoconf@xxxxxxx https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/autoconf
