James Tappin wrote:

> On Monday 26 November 2001 16:04, Emmanuel Fleury wrote:
> 
> Yes they are. CVS checkouts are one level (more or less) earlier in the build 
> process than the usual distribution tarballs.
> 
> To build a cvs checkout (for ALSA, other packages have different patterns), 
> use:
> ./cvscompile <configure options>
> 
> This makes the Makefile.in (etc), runs configure and make, then you make 
> install as usual.
> 
> You need to have autoconf, automake and libtool installed on your system for 
> the first stage to work.


Perfect !!!! :-)

This is cool. It works perfectly.

The only thing which is puzzling me, is that it is completely undocumented !

Why don't you add some lines in the INSTALL file. Something like this:

Compiling from a CVS snapshot
=============================

1) Check the possible options:
    ./cvscompile --help

2) Run: ./cvscompile <options>


Actually these few lines could have been very useful for me (at least!).

Regards
-- 
Emmanuel

Except for an occasional heart attack I feel as young as I ever did.
   --  Robert Benchley


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