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A large part of Automake’s functionality is dedicated to making it easy to build programs and libraries.
• A Program: | Building a program | |
• A Library: | Building a library | |
• A Shared Library: | Building a Libtool library | |
• Program and Library Variables: | Variables controlling program and library builds | |
• Default _SOURCES: | Default source files | |
• LIBOBJS: | Special handling for LIBOBJS and ALLOCA | |
• Program Variables: | Variables used when building a program | |
• Yacc and Lex: | Yacc and Lex support | |
• C++ Support: | Compiling C++ sources | |
• Objective C Support: | Compiling Objective C sources | |
• Objective C++ Support: | Compiling Objective C++ sources | |
• Unified Parallel C Support: | Compiling Unified Parallel C sources | |
• Assembly Support: | Compiling assembly sources | |
• Fortran 77 Support: | Compiling Fortran 77 sources | |
• Fortran 9x Support: | Compiling Fortran 9x sources | |
• Java Support with gcj: | Compiling Java sources using gcj | |
• Vala Support: | Compiling Vala sources | |
• Support for Other Languages: | Compiling other languages | |
• Dependencies: | Automatic dependency tracking | |
• EXEEXT: | Support for executable extensions |
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