Dan Kalowsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > The capability idea being that no application can perform a task without > specifically being granted that capability, as defined within a series of > maps (we call it a volmap). For GCC (slightly hacked) to build a binary > and execute it (as per many of the resulting autoconf tests do) will > require a user to specifically grant an end configure script a write and > execute capability.
The easiest way for you to get this to work, is to tell users to create a POSIX-like environment where programs can create executables in the traditional way. I suppose you could port Autoconf to the non-POSIX environment you're talking about, but it'd be some work and I don't know of anybody else who's done anything else like that.
