On 10/24/06, Paulo J. Matos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For some unknown reason when I use AC_PROG_YACC, I get when I run configure:
checking for bison... byacc -d
The reason is not unknown anymore and it was my fault which copied a
bunch of bash configuration to my .bashrc and one of the lines
Is it possible to tell configure that I have an arbitrary C89
environment, and it's none of its business what the name
of my C compiler is or what operating system it is, just
assume it is a C89 environment and act accordingly?
More generally, I want to be able to specify:
1. Arbitrary C89
Paul Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is it possible to tell configure that I have an arbitrary C89
environment, and it's none of its business what the name
of my C compiler is or what operating system it is, just
assume it is a C89 environment and act accordingly?
Sorry, that functionality
FreeBSD does all of its ports/ builds using a configure target of
${ARCH}-portbld-freebsd${OSREL} - perhaps you could do something similar
and see if you need to tweak config.guess/config.sub and supply some
basic scripts for what will look like a cross-compile so that your work
is mostly done.
H
Is it possible to tell configure that I have an arbitrary C89
environment, and it's none of its business what the name
of my C compiler is or what operating system it is, just
assume it is a C89 environment and act accordingly?
Sorry, that functionality isn't there now. Demand for such
Paul Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sorry, that functionality isn't there now. Demand for such
an ability is small, since Autoconf is oriented towards
build environments where you can easily run a compiler.
That's a shame. Can I put that in as a feature request?
Sure, but I'm afraid
