> > > > But regardless of whether NOFORT is true, the Fortran linker is > > > > always chosen. What should I be doing? Thanks. > > > > > > Override FCLD (if Makefile-global is acceptable) or > > > libtest_la_LINK. > > > > > > > Just to clarify, I'm using F77 and libtool. After looking at one of > > the automake-generated Makefiles, I would need to set F77LINK=$(LINK) > > in this case, right? > > That's another possibility for makefile-global override, yes. > > Cheers, > Ralf
When I conditionally set F77LINK=$(LINK), automake complains. # Makefile.am snippet if NOFORT F77LINK = $(LINK) endif automake: F77LINK was already defined in condition NOFORT, which is included in condition TRUE ... Makefile.am: 2 ... `F77LINK` previously defined here Although inadvisable, I thought the Makefile.am could override whatever it wanted, without warning. See 23.1 Extending Automake Rules in the automake manual. If I remove the AM_CONDITIONAL use and simply have F77LINK = $(LINK), automake no longer complains. This doesn't seem correct. In any case, I do need to conditionalize this assignment. For example, I'm not quite sure how I could use AC_SUBST in this case in order to avoid the use of the conditional. Something to the effect of AC_SUBST([F77LINK], [[$(LINK)]]), if you know what I'm trying to get at here. (I apologize, I don't know what you meant by Makefile-global, if there is some other means of accomplishing what I want.) Thanks, Jeff
