Suppress automake's canonicalization warning of a variable name
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In my automake project I have an exported variable calles SIMULATION_LDFLAGS which is used to build my project for use in a system simulator.

Unfortunately the automake convention to append _LDFLAGS, _SOURCES, etc. to the canonicalized program name causes a warning when creating the Makefile.in files, because the SIMULATION_LDFLAGS variable "refers" to a program SIMULATION which does, of course, not exist.

The actual output of automake is

> src/Makefile.am:15: variable `SIMULATION_LDFLAGS' is defined but no program or
> src/Makefile.am:15: library has `SIMULATION' as canonical name (possible typo)

Is there a way to tell automake that this variable is not part of its usual variable-name-matching magic?
