Hi Stefan, * Stefan Bienert wrote on Tue, May 12, 2009 at 11:35:35AM CEST: > I have a smallish problem using AC_SUBST together with AC_CACHE_VAL. > According to the manual, AC_CACHE_VAL may only contain code to set the > cache-var. But if I want to sent something depending on a cached-var to > AC_SUBST, I end up in concatenating the same values...Example: > > AC_CACHE_CHECK([whether whatever accepts -foo], > [sb_cv_foo], > [sb_cv_foo=yes] > ) > AC_SUBST([SB_FOOS], ["$SB_FOOS bar"])
What does the last line have to do with the ones before that? If an initial value of SB_FOOS from the user (./configure SB_FOOS=...) is to be honored, then maybe you should just check for presence of bar before adding it? case " $SB_FOOS " in *\ bar\ *) ;; *) SB_FOOS="$SB_FOOS bar";; esac If the user is not involved here, then how come you save and restore SB_FOOS but not initialize it early in configure? Cheers, Ralf _______________________________________________ Autoconf mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/autoconf
