not advise anyone
to edit a generated file.
I myself like to use
./config.status --version
to check for the arguments passed to it and re-run the configure
script. By your method, I would have to remember what to change in
config.status everytime!
Andre Caldas
.../configure CFLAGS=-g
Just out of curiosity, is this different than 'CFLAGS=-g ./configure
...'? I do this all the time and wonder if your way is somehow better.
./config.status --version will not document it.
The recomended way is to use
./configure CFLAGS=-g
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things 30 minutes latter.
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--version
then you will.
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' will cause:
make -C src/ all
make -C doc/ all
The variables 'srcdir', 'top_srcdir', 'builddir', etc are defined
automatically for each Makefile in your building tree. So, for
src/Makefile, '$(srcdir)' is the same as '$(top_srcdir)/src'
Good luck,
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users. Of course, 'what to test for?' is always
a dilema. (and 'how' is another one)
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Hello!
AC_SUBST(CFLAGS, -g -O -Wall -ansi)
Sorry, I don't really know about your problem, but the FLAGS you want
to impose on your users are their choice, not yours.
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-Woverloaded-virtual'
Thank you,
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Hello!
+configure:4995: conftest.c
+../cgdb/configure: line 1: conftest.c: command not found
Is it trying to execute conftest.c?
Probably the environment variable is not set (or unset).
What is line 1 of ../cgdb/configure?
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lots of people, but probably the one who will
learn most is going to be you.
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Siddhartha Goel wrote:
Why am I getting the following when I run autoheader?
autoheader: error: AC_CONFIG_HEADERS not found in configure.ac
What about trying to use the macro AC_CONFIG_HEADERS in your configure.ac?
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CLEANFILES (or BUILTSOURCES) it is good, because it is a global
variable anyway.
For other cases, maybe it would be better to just keep the variables
inside their own scope.
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I really love the feature to replace a autoconf variable
with content of a file, ie. using AC_SUBST_FILE.
But this feature would be of even greater value if variable
substitution would take place.
What variable would you want to substitute? With what value?
installed
headers
Writing this e-mail I just realized that if there is a standard way to
create and install libexample.m4 then most of the problems can be
solved. Does this standard way exists?
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developers should bother?
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(Microsoft could do it; perhaps you could ask them for help. :-)
He doesn't want to discuss OS... (he said ;-))
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So, my goal here is a tool to aid in porting UNIX applications to
Windows.
All you need is to port the libraries! Not the applications.
Autoconf has nothing to do with that.
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do: I want a gui
for the configure script!)
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Please explain to me carefully why I should put a lot of effort into
generating undocumented .sln files for a platform that I do not use,
when there is nobody paying me to do so?
You shouldn't, as you don't care about the problem. Some of us are more
cross-platform oriented than you are, so we
Andre Caldas wrote:
Yes, compiling small test probes is valid on Windows. The programming
tools aren't an alien species, they just have GUI front ends and
different different directory names and compiler command flags and so
forth. Cosmetic differences, at least at the level of simple test
then...
Any way, good luck.
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libraries? (this is the same as the
above question in a different format)
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) was edited! Can I call libtool a obscure linker?
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But...
* If I do: cd lib1 make install the library is _conditionaly_
compiled (that is, only the modified files are re-compiled).
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