for AM in `find -name '*.am'` ; do
sed -i '/^[A-Za-z_]*_\(LIBADD\|LDADD\|libadd\|ldadd\)/,/[^\]$/ {
  s/libblkid\.la/$(LIBBLKID_UL_LIB)/g
  s/libfdisk\.la/$(LIBFDISK_UL_LIB)/g
  s/libmount\.la/$(LIBMOUNT_UL_LIB)/g
  s/libsmartcols\.la/$(LIBSMARTCOLS_UL_LIB)/g
  s/libuuid\.la/$(LIBUUID_UL_LIB)/g
 }
 s/-I\$(ul_libblkid_incdir)/$(LIBBLKID_UL_INC)/
 s/-I\$(ul_libmount_incdir)/$(LIBMOUNT_UL_INC)/
 s/-I\$(ul_libfdisk_incdir)/$(LIBFDISK_UL_INC)/
 s/-I\$(ul_libsmartcols_incdir)/$(LIBSMARTCOLS_UL_INC)/
 s/-I\$(ul_libuuid_incdir)/$(LIBUUID_UL_INC)/
 ' $AM

 for LIB in blkid mount fdisk smartcols uuid ; do
  case $AM in
   ./lib$LIB/*|./Makefile.am)
    continue;;
   *)
    LIBUC=LIB`echo $LIB | tr a-z A-Z`
    sed -i "s/BUILD_$LIBUC$/HAVE_$LIBUC/g;s/endif # BUILD_$LIBUC$/endif # HAVE_$LIBUC$/g" $AM;;
  esac
 done
done

exit

# prepare Makemodules.am for external dependencies
#
# automake is not capable to properly evaluate dependencies for
# AC_SUBST([LIBFOO], [libfoo.la]), which causes failure of parallel build.
# Prepare the code for AM_CONDITIONAL, which does not have this problem.