> Ah, here should be > > checking for `docwriter' Python module... no > > I missed that. So the code should be something like > > have_docwriter=no > (...) >
Thanks, changes applied. > > Also, is there a way to store the $PYTHON variable (python/python2/ > > python3) so that I can use it in `freetype.mk' while invoking > > docwriter? > > Not directly. The `builds/unix/configure' script creates two files, > `unix-cc.mk' (from `unix-cc.in') and `unix-def.mk' (from > `unix-def.in'). In those files, `@FOO@' gets replaced with `$FOO' as > set up in `configure.ac'.[*] You can thus add a line > > PYTHON := @PYTHON@ > > to `unix-def.in' (which fits better than `unix-cc.in') to have $PYTHON > available. Note that you also need to define `$PYTHON' for other > platforms; the simplest thing is probably to add the line > > PYTHON ?= python > > at the top of `builds/detect.mk' (`?=' only sets the value if it is > not set already, allowing it to be overridden on the command line). > Thanks, instead of modifying `detect.mk', I've added the line just before target `refdoc' in `freetype.mk'. -- Nikhil
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