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I have a project that I want to build using automake. The project consists of different components or modules, and there are inter module dependencies which require the project to be built in a specific order. For example: project dir/ module1 (core C shared lib) module2 (C++ shared lib wrapper around module 1) module3 (C++ application with dependency on module2) module4 (C library with dependency on module1) module5 (C application with dependency on module4) I am relatively new to automake, but I (just about) know how to use it to successfully build a single project. I would like to have a 'master' project file (if that's possible), which specifies the build order of the projects modules, runs unit tests and fails the entire build process if either: One of the modules fails to build One of the modules fails a unit test How would I go about writing such a 'master project' file (or invoking any other mechanism) to build projects that have a lot of inter-modular dependencies?
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