Use AM_CPPFLAGS since autotools deprecated INCLUDE #38
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autoconf deprecated INCLUDE around version 2.69. No other automake file in the project uses INCLUDE (instead they use AM_CPPFLAGS) and this warning prevents the bootstrap-configure-make process from working on OSX for me. Updating the variable name in the include/Makefile.am fixes this and allows me to move along with development on OSX.
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autoconf deprecated INCLUDE around version 2.69. No other automake file
in the project uses INCLUDE (instead they use AM_CPPFLAGS) and this
warning prevents the bootstrap-configure-make process from working on
OSX for me. Updating the variable name in the include/Makefile.am fixes
this and allows me to move along with development on OSX.