Federico Simoncelli has posted comments on this change.
Change subject: Compile python files using automake
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Patch Set 6:
what's the motivation of using the PYTHON am macro? Portability?
It all started with portability (and to remove the redhat-rpm-config dependency
from the spec file so that Fedora is happy) and then I found several mistakes and
I squashed the fixes in.
For example persist-vdsm-hooks was listed as dist (even if it's generated from a
.in file) and it was missing from the gitignore file.
Moreover, did you notice that if you were modifying an .in file the resulting file
wasn't getting regenerated when issuing a make? That is fixed now (with SUFFIXES:
.in and %: %.in).
I also grouped the sed replacements in one makefile (build-aux/Makefile.subs) to
avoid duplication. And several other small things.
A quick way to verify is:
1) Check that the tar.gz (make distcheck) doesn't ship any file that should be
generated
2) Check that all the macros are replaced in the installed files
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