| 1. Introduction | | Automake's purpose |
| 2. General ideas | | |
| 3. Some example packages | | |
| 4. Creating a `Makefile.in' | | Creating a Makefile.in |
| 5. Scanning `configure.in' | | Scanning configure.ac or configure.in |
| 6. The top-level `Makefile.am' | | The top-level Makefile.am |
| 7. An Alternative Approach to Subdirectories | | An alternative approach to subdirectories |
| 8. Rebuilding Makefiles | | Automatic rebuilding of Makefile |
| 9. Building Programs and Libraries | | Building programs and libraries |
| 10. Other Derived Objects | | Other derived objects |
| 11. Other GNU Tools | | |
| 12. Building documentation | | |
| 13. What Gets Installed | | What gets installed |
| 14. What Gets Cleaned | | What gets cleaned |
| 15. What Goes in a Distribution | | What goes in a distribution |
| 16. Support for test suites | | |
| 17. Changing Automake's Behavior | | Changing Automake's behavior |
| 18. Miscellaneous Rules | | Miscellaneous rules |
| 19. Include | | Including extra files in an Automake template. |
| 20. Conditionals | | |
21. The effect of --gnu and --gnits | | |
22. The effect of --cygnus | | |
| 23. When Automake Isn't Enough | | Extending Automake |
| 24. Distributing `Makefile.in's | | Distributing the Makefile.in |
| 25. Automake API versioning | | About compatibility between Automake versions |
| Macro and Variable Index | | |
| General Index | | |