Influencing DEFAULT_INCLUDES

[Bob Friesenhahn]

It seems that Automake automatically adds an include path to where the 
generated "config.h" resides.  It assumes to know how the using 
software will specify how "config.h" is included.  For my project, 
this ends up with this in Makefile.in:

DEFAULT_INCLUDES = address@hidden@ -I$(top_builddir)/magick

Unfortunately, this causes files in -I$(top_builddir)/magick to be 
used rather than similarly named system include files when top_srcdir 
= top_builddir.  When this happens, it seems that the only solution is 
to build outside of the source tree.

I do not actually need this include path for my project.

Is there a safe way to change DEFAULT_INCLUDES to only include what is 
needed?

Bob
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Bob Friesenhahn
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GraphicsMagick Maintainer,    http://www.GraphicsMagick.org/