Oops! I'm stupid lamo :) -- example is incorrect... and actualy works :) actually I'm on autoconf hacking and described macro should be in autoconf package (not in acinclude.m4), but I still want to change it behaviour from configure.ac in described way... and it is really wont work :((
On Friday 18 November 2005 00:59, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi list! (especialy autoconf developers ;) > > > I'm trying to write some macro with ability to change its default behaviour > via redefine 'global' variable. My acinclude.m4 contain my macro definition > like this: > > AC_DEFUN([AX_MEGA], > [m4_ifdef([AC_DEFAULT_MEGA_ARG], [AC_DEFAULT_MEGA_ARG], [default > value])]) > > and configure.ac wants to redefine default value: > > dnl Redefine default value hardcoded in macro > m4_define([AS_DEFAULT_MEGA_ARG], [from configure script]) > AC_INIT([test],[1.0]) > AC_MSG_CHECKING([for MEGA argument]) > > dnl Call my macro > AC_MSG_RESULT(AX_MEGA) > > AC_OUTPUT > > --- > As u may guess the problem is that it won't be redefined :( > zaufi autoconf-test # ./configure > checking for MEGA argument... default value > configure: creating ./config.status > > it still equal to 'default value' instead of 'from configure script' :(( > > any ideas how to find the right way??? > > Regards. > Zaufi _______________________________________________ Autoconf mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/autoconf
