Changes to autotools files to enable VPATH builds #66
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These changes allow the configure script to be called from an arbitrary build directory separate from the source. The source directory contains the source and the configure script. The Makefile, object files, libraries, and executables are all generated in the build directory. This is useful when using the same source directory to build for multiple target environments (x86 vs ARM) or multiple configurations (debug vs release). configure.ac: statements-related to safec are modified to distinguish between the source tree and build tree. "-I" flags should reference the source tree (containing the headers). "-L" flags should reference the build tree (containing the libraries). Similar changes made to "Makefile.am" files. Signed-off-by: Safayet N Ahmed <[email protected]>
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These changes allow the configure script to be called from an
arbitrary build directory separate from the source. The source
directory contains the source and the configure script. The Makefile,
object files, libraries, and executables are all generated in the
build directory. This is useful when using the same source directory
to build for multiple target environments (x86 vs ARM) or multiple
configurations (debug vs release).
configure.ac: statements-related to safec are modified to distinguish
between the source tree and build tree. "-I" flags should reference
the source tree (containing the headers). "-L" flags should reference
the build tree (containing the libraries). Similar changes made to
"Makefile.am" files.
Signed-off-by: Safayet N Ahmed [email protected]