>>>>> "Lars" == Lars J Aas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Lars> I'd like to make config.status process a file that is both a
Lars> config header and a config file (do substitutions on both
Lars> @keyword@ and #undef KEYWORD). Is there a one-step way of doing
Lars> that with config.status, or do I have to make a temporary file?
I'm afraid the latter :)
Hm, but also note that the HEADERS are processed after the FILES, so
you might save one config.status call with something like
./config.status --file=out.tmp:output.in --header=output:out.tmp
Grmph. I wouldn't depend too much on that. Actually, it reveals a
bug :)
--header | --heade | --head | --hea )
shift
CONFIG_HEADERS="$CONFIG_FILES $1"
++++++++++++++
But using the envvar it's OK.
~/src/textutils % cat output.in nostromo 17:12
#undef GNU_PACKAGE
@configure_input@
~/src/textutils % CONFIG_HEADERS="output:out.tmp" CONFIG_FILES="out.tmp:output.in"
./config.status
creating out.tmp
creating output
~/src/textutils % cat output nostromo 17:12
/* output. Generated automatically by configure. */
#define GNU_PACKAGE "GNU textutils"
Generated automatically from output.in by configure.
