Please remember to re-run autotools if you change Makefile.am and/or configure.ac (or configure.in if the package uses the old name, or configure.in.in for KDE-based packages). Especially with autoconf 2.62 release this becomes important as some package might try to re-run autotools on its own and find different versions, dying of an horrible death.
Also, remember that unless the package you're using is _not_ using automake (and thus aclocal), you should not run eautoconf, but eautoreconf instead. In general if you're unsure, just run eautoreconf. Exception can be made if you only touch Makefile.am, eautomake knows to run eautoreconf if the versions of the tools has changed, but again if you're unsure, just run eautoreconf. Yeah of course it makes waste time to the users to re-run autotools entirely, but it's better making every user waste those 30 seconds rather than having users complain that $foo doesn't build at the next autoconf bump. Or right now considering the amount of packages that fails with autoconf 2.62. -- Diego "Flameeyes" Pettenò http://blog.flameeyes.eu/
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