Hi Ralf,
> a limitation in that this strategy is not extensible: two
> sets of commands for one rule produce an error from 'make'. This can
> be avoided by creating module-private targets for the actual rule with
> commands
Good point. I wasn't aware about this subtle point when I wrote the rules
originally.
> If you need a blurb about this in some gnulib documentation then please
> show me where it would be appropriate; thanks.
It's more in the automake documentation that I would expect this. There
I read:
For instance, here is one way to erase a subdirectory during `make
clean' (*note Clean::).
clean-local:
-rm -rf testSubDir
Here you could add that a more extensible way of writing this is
clean-local: clean-local-testSubDir
clean-local-testSubDir
-rm -rf testSubDir
> OK to push?
Without the .PHONY, please. If someone ever has an unintended overlap
between file names on disk and Makefile targets, he's better off renaming
one or the other, instead of relying on obscure 'make' features.
Also I would rename the targets
install-exec-charset -> install-exec-localcharset
uninstall-charset -> uninstall-localcharset
because the name of the module is 'localcharset'.
Thanks for this improvement!
Bruno
