tagging release
[dasher.git] / Src / Common / Makefile.am
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2 noinst_LIBRARIES = libdashermisc.a
3 libdashermisc_a_SOURCES = \
4                 AppSettingsData.h \
5                 AppSettingsHeader.h \
6                 Common.h \
7                 Hash.h \
8                 I18n.h \
9                 MSVC_Unannoy.h \
10                 myassert.h \
11                 mydebug.h \
12                 ModuleSettings.h \
13                 NoClones.h \
14                 Platform.h \
15                 Random.h \
16                 Trace.cpp \
17                 Trace.h \
18                 Allocators/PooledAlloc.h \
19                 Allocators/SimplePooledAlloc.h \
20                 Platform/stdminmax.h \
21                 Types/int.h \
22                 Types/int32.h \
23                 Types/int64.h
25 #               IOstreamDasherEdit.cc   I have no idea what this does, but it's broken now
26 #               IOstreamDasherEdit.h 
28 AM_CXXFLAGS = $(GTK2_CFLAGS) $(SETTINGS_CFLAGS) $(gnome_speech_CFLAGS) $(gnome_a11y_CFLAGS) $(glade_CFLAGS) $(gnome_CFLAGS) $(wnck_CFLAGS) -DWNCK_I_KNOW_THIS_IS_UNSTABLE -I$(srcdir)/../DasherCore -DPROGDATA=\"$(pkgdatadir)\" -I../../intl -I$(top_srcdir)/intl 
30 # Note that I've included the expat subdirectory recursively here, in
31 # order to make sure that everything needed for the Windows build gets
32 # included. We'll get CVS dirs and the like with this, so it's bad to
33 # start off with, but we also probably want to think about whether
34 # including our own expat source tree here is a good idea or not.
36 EXTRA_DIST = Common.vcproj Common_vc70.vcproj Common_vc71.vcproj Common_vc80.vcproj Expat