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I have a Makefile.am file right now that looks like this:
lib_LIBRARIES = foo.a
foo_a_SOURCES = bar.F90 baz.F90
When compiled, bar.F90 gives bar.o. However, bar.F90 depends on several other Fortran files (cat.F90, dog.F90, pig.F90). I want to set up Automake to rebuild bar.o if the source of one of these dependencies change.
I’ve been reading the GNU manuals for automake/autoconf and was unable to find a solution to this. Thanks for reading.
Automake tracks most source-level dependencies automatically as described in the Dependencies section of its manual. If you already knew that and experimentation has shown that it isn’t working you will likely have to override the
bar.otarget to add dependencies as described in the Extending section.