> Hello Adam, > > Le 16 f�vr. 05, � 17:23, Adam Fedor a �crit : > > > Yes. What's your question? > > Well, I do not know anything on autoconf and wish to use it in my > GNUstep project.
Good. So the first question is ... why do you need it ? ;-) If you're only using/checking gnustep libraries, you can probably do without it ... and rely on gnustep-make to provide system info for you. You might need it if you want to check for a (unix?) non-gnustep library of some sort that you want to use ... in which case a good kickstart would be to look at a very simple case ... I'd suggest you look at dev-libs/gsgd That's a very easy example which just checks a single library, and sets up a config.make.in which is then included in the GNUmakefile. Should be easy to understand and to copy. Keep in mind that the less you use autoconf, the better, because autoconf does tend to go wrong. ;-) _______________________________________________ Help-gnustep mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnustep
