Never mind, I think I misunderstood you first.
Still I think the mechanism is general enough to support what you need:
ALL_TESTS = a b c
MORE_PROGS = d e f
EXTRA_PROGRAMS = $(ALL_TESTS) $(MORE_PROGS)
TESTS = $(ALL_TESTS)
This causes the entries of TESTS to all have EXEEXT added, which I think
is
Hello Behdad,
* Behdad Esfahbod wrote on Sun, Jun 17, 2007 at 01:02:27AM CEST:
>
> For the first time I'm stuck with an automake problem and think it's an
> unfair limitation of automake rather than my skills being short.
>
> The problem is, the make check target that automake generates builds a
Hi Automake hackers,
For the first time I'm stuck with an automake problem and think it's an
unfair limitation of automake rather than my skills being short.
The problem is, the make check target that automake generates builds and
runs $(TESTS), but on systems with non-empty EXEEXT this doesn't w
