The autoconf bit is probably my fault. I probably built the release in question
at home. I'm not sure why we get the chmod errors, I don't see them at home.
The Makefile has been set to specifically ignore the errors, so I assume that
it is sometimes expected. The nightly is indeed in need of a tune up. All of
the prefix stuff at the top could be replaced by ensuring that the PATH finds
the proper tools. Then all of the individual auto* runs should be replaced by a
CVSMake, it will decend into the various packages, this is how the releases are
now made. Ideally the tarball should be made with a "make dist".
On 26-Jun-00 at 04:04, Alexander Mai ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> The 0.91.3 test release is done.
> A small report from my point of view:
>
> - it seems to have both LTV*Editres.c included - as intended.
>
> - what could possibly fail is the VOID_SPRINTF stuff. However even if this
> test would erroneously claim sprintf() to be of type void LTXpm should
> compile&work:
> the fallback is supposedly working fine, just a minor performance hit.
>
> - I tried to ensure that in future for snapshots and releases always the
> same set of tools (auto*) is used to create configure&co.
> The mentioned autoconf 2.14 still doesn't seem to be released(?), so we
> should probably still keep the 2.13 as default.
>
>
> --
> Alexander Mai
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
