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According to Keith Marshall on 5/9/2008 2:16 PM:
| If autoconf's Makefile is processed by a GNU make-3.81, which has been
| configured to respect a case insensitive file system, (IMO, the correct
| configuration for use on
Eric Blake ebb9 at byu.net writes:
People simply don't realize that there could be more than one config.log
and config.cache file.
OK to apply?
Yes please.
I took the liberty of applying it on your behalf.
--
Eric Blake
Since we aren't using automake's gnits option, I figured we could at least use
its tests of --help and --version compliance. Committing this:
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Date: Wed, 7 May 2008 09:00:16 -0600
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According to Tim Post on 5/10/2008 8:34 PM:
| I have been trying to find a way to change sysconfdir to just be
| ${sysconfdir}, not ${prefix}/${sysconfdir}. I'd like to set that as a
| configure default for my program.
Sorry, but that goes against
I have a test suite that compares a baseline output to an output created
from a test driver. If I add a fprintf to my test driver for debugging
purposes the test fail because of that additional output. Is there a way
to allow AT_CHECK to overlook this line of output from fprintf so the
whole test
Hi everyone,
A project of mine uses two autotools projects, each of which creates a
config.h file where there are a bunch of #define statements. Well, when I
compile I see several warning messages telling me that some of those
variables are re-defined. What is the cleanest way to fix this? I
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According to Rikki Duncan on 5/12/2008 11:39 AM:
| I have a test suite that compares a baseline output to an output created
| from a test driver. If I add a fprintf to my test driver for debugging
| purposes the test fail because of that additional
On Mon, 2008-05-12 at 06:58 -0600, Eric Blake wrote:
Sorry, but that goes against GNU Coding Standards, so autoconf itself
doesn't really permit changing this default in your configure.ac.
Understandably.
And for good reason. Not everyone installs into the FHS layout, and
removing ${prefix}
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[adding autoconf-patches]
According to Keith Marshall on 5/9/2008 2:16 PM:
| If autoconf's Makefile is processed by a GNU make-3.81, which has been
| configured to respect a case insensitive file system, (IMO, the correct
| configuration for use on
