> >> -abs_mediadir = $(shell cd $(srcdir)/../media; pwd) > >> +abs_mediadir = `cd $(srcdir)/../media; pwd`
I used to take the first version in my makefile. Isn't $(shell command) the traditional way in a makefile? > Because otherwise a newer automake complains, and I like to get rid > of warnings whenever possible. It should work on Fedora 6, but obviously > doesn't. There are probably other ways to get rid of the automake error > about variables names not being POSIX compliant. I don't know much about the scripts. I simply want 'make' and 'make check' works here. What should I do then? update the autotools? --zou On Dec 11, 2007 1:02 PM, Rob Savoye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > zou lunkai wrote: > >> -abs_mediadir = $(shell cd $(srcdir)/../media; pwd) > >> +abs_mediadir = `cd $(srcdir)/../media; pwd` > > > > after the above patch, 'make check ' in testsuite/misc-swfc.all, got: > > > > cpp -P -I. -DMEDIADIR='`cd ./../media; pwd`' sound.sc > pp_sound.sc > > /usr/local/bin/swfc -o sound.swf pp_sound.sc > > Syntax error in line 145, 14: `cd ./../media; pwd`/sound1.wav > > > > The second version does not work here. Why we need this change? > > Because otherwise a newer automake complains, and I like to get rid > of warnings whenever possible. It should work on Fedora 6, but obviously > doesn't. There are probably other ways to get rid of the automake error > about variables names not being POSIX compliant. > > - rob - > _______________________________________________ Gnash-commit mailing list Gnash-commit@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnash-commit
