I changed the order the programs were called in "./bootstrap" to fix
something similar in a program of mine.
Try the following patch in a newly checked-out version of gnuradio-core
and see if './bootstrap; ./configure; make' works as it should.
--
*** gnuradio-core.old/bootstrap Sat Apr 10 10:59:35 2004
--- gnuradio-core/bootstrap Sun Feb 27 14:26:37 2005
***************
*** 29,37 ****
(
cd $dir
aclocal -I config
- libtoolize --automake
- automake --add-missing
autoconf
autoheader
)
done
--- 29,37 ----
(
cd $dir
aclocal -I config
autoconf
autoheader
+ libtoolize --automake
+ automake --add-missing
)
done
--
Quoting Robert McGwier ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Eric:
>
> For many of the new directories, I had to do touch configure.ac
> and buildit manually. for-all-dirs would fail, period.
> gr-gsm-vocoder is a particularly example. It would never get
> passed the "no makefile.in" error with for-all-dirs. I
> tried doing
>
> for-all-dirs touch configure.ac
>
> this worked on some directories but I would still get a makefile.in
> failure always in the gsm vocoder directory. On those directories,
> if I went into the directory and did touch configure.ac and then
> used ../buildit, it always worked! Single exception: gr-usrp.
> There I had to do touch configure.ac and ../buildit 3 times and
> then it finally made.
>
> This is not a time shift problem, this is a bug.
>
--
Joshua Lackey, PhD. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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