At 06:10 PM 3/24/2003, Stas Bekman wrote: Mea Culpa. Running buildconf has resolved the problem.
for some reason I thought that 'make distclean' does a total clean.
Since we distribute ./configure, no, make distclean should not remove ./configure, so you shouldn't need to rerun ./buildconf.
true. Since I was always forgeting to run 'buildconf', I've put it in my build script and always run it. But this time I was building in a different place where I didn't have my build script, so I've forgot about it.
Perhaps a ./configure target with the buildconf and sources would be useful to either emit a warning or cause a total meltdown of ./configure. Oh - wait, we aren't talking about make, that's a script ... but I'm sure we could come up with the equivalent. This seems to bite even the principals of this project way to often ;-)
Compare the target timestamps inside ./configure and re-run buildconf if the timestamp of ./configure is older than the target files?
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