On Tue, 2011-02-01 at 00:47 +0000, Colin Guthrie wrote: [...] > > Looks like a double _top_builddir in there or similar. Not had a chance > > to fix this yet. so not pushed, but if you happen to suss it out, just > > ping me, otherwise I'll try and take a look this evening! > > I'm struggling to fix this :( > > I can make orc.mak work fine for some builds but not others. > > With the one you provide, I can run an in-tree build but it breaks with > any kind of out-of-tree build. > > If I change $srcdir to $top_srcdir in orc.mak then it works for > out-of-tree but breaks with in-tree... > > I think the problem is that the orc.mak is static and we may need it to > be part of the autotools magic? Do you have more foo than me in this > regard? Would this actually solve the problem? I don't think this is it - it's just an included Makefile.am fragment, so shouldn't really be a problem. I do have the cause figured out though. $@ and $< already include the directory components, so we don't need to prefix these with $srcdir/$builddir. I thought I'd run across this and fixed it before, but I must be mistaking it with something else. My tree has been updated with this fix, so could you rebase and check if it works for you now? Thanks! Arun
