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#! /bin/sh
# rminstalldirs -- remove empty directory hierarchy
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m the fact that it
doesn't remove the directories? The world would surely be a better place
if every package supported a proper uninstall target. Perhaps even a make
manifest that writes the name of each installed file to stdout -- there's
your package management.
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e an empty /opt/bin which I don't need. That is arguably worse than
doing nothing at all and admitting that.
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mkinstalldirs. These scripts are
useful in their own right, even for people who don't know or need the GNU
missing script. Once again: one tool for one job.
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e way to go. Then those that have
mkdir -p can use it in their makefiles for speed, and those who feel
confident enough about the rmdir -p (perhaps not for uninstall, but for
whatever they want) have it available as well.
Any interest?
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François Pinard writes:
Just a comment, here. We used `mkdir -p' all along in this thread,
... although it started with rmdir -p ...
but I guess it might be better to think `install -d' rather than
`mkdir -p'.
Is there a difference?
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If I'm redefining the .c = .o pattern rule for my purposes (e.g.,
dependency generation) then I need to know whether the compiler supports
-c -o, otherwise I have to do something like cc mv. Please keep it.
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5 RPM from RedHat 6.? rebuild for this RH 5.2 based
system, and install-info ends up in /sbin. I don't think this can be a
rare problem.
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2001-04-27 Peter Eisentraut [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* m4/sanity.m4: Remove the temp file before possible error exits.
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RCS
install-info into sbin. Ordinary
users can make perfectly good use of it.
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Martin Hollmichel writes:
* changing a autotool file, then waiting for configure to write 1200
makefiles.
Make config.status put all the configuration information into a single
makefile and have all the other makefiles include that one. It's saved me
many boring waits.
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writable (by anyone) is a rather obscure
requirement, so I doubt you will get a better interface than this.
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: foo3.c
cc -c `test -f foo3.c || echo ../src/`foo3.c -o foo3.o
Deciding to quote `$(HEADERS)' in some way, like we did for
`foo.c' a few `Makefile's ago, do not help:
does
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that macro at the end
of distclean-local or whatever it's called,
This assumes that you use autoconf with 'make' and certain things about
how makefiles operate. Don't go there. Just list the files and let the
makefile writer worry about how to use that.
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everything.
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standards to make any sense of it. Subdir distclean works just
fine; please leave it.
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because a list of files might not
always be the right thing to do.
Why not?
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that's a good
idea. It goes completely contrary to the goals of the autotools.
In fact, I don't even believe the premise that the Autotools are
particularly hard to maintain to the point that it hinders progress.
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make anything easier.
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config.guess and config.sub. They are supposed to
be found in the same directory as install-sh. configure checks for only
install-sh, probably out of laziness. This could be improved.
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