Tuesday 29 January 2008 09:09:36 tarihinde Ralf Wildenhues şunları yazmıştı: > Hello Ismail, > > * Ismail Dönmez wrote on Tue, Jan 29, 2008 at 03:43:03AM CET: > > I lost many night's sleep on this without success so I hope people with > > more autoconf wisdom can help me. > > I wouldn't spend so much time on a problem that could be a user problem > without asking people. That causes frustration. Next time consider > asking earlier.
Thanks. > > How to reproduce > > > > Get latest autoconf git if you already didn't. > > > > # Clone zsh repo > > git clone git://git.pardus.org.tr/zsh > > > > # create configure > > cd zsh > > autoheader > > autoconf > > ./configure > > > > now if you cd Src/Modules and type make you will see that it won't build > > anything and just exit with success. If you try building with > > autoconf-2.61a it successfully builds Modules. > > > > Any help is appreciated because I am totally lost. > > If I do the above sequence with git master of Autoconf, then > cd Src/Modules > make > > will provoke an error as you say, because Src/Modules/Makefile does not > exist. However, if I do the same with Autoconf 2.61a, the exact same > thing happens. > > What you need to do is run > cd Src > make > > (or just "make prep" should suffice) beforehand, because the Makefile in > Src will cause the generation of the Makefile in Src/Modules. I did the same and here is what I get : [/packages/zsh/Src/Modules]> make [/packages/zsh/Src/Modules]> ie. it doesn't compile any modules again. I did run make prep in Src. Regards, ismail -- Never learn by your mistakes, if you do you may never dare to try again.
