>>>>> "younes" == younes a <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
younes> Maybe I am getting it wrong but then you need to configure younes> again so that Makefile is generated upon Makefile.in, don't younes> you? Autogen is slow already but configure is slow as hell. No, it is done automatically provided you did not use --disable-maintainer-mode. The case where is does not work is when modifying a m4 file in config/. In this case, you need to run ./autogen.sh (which runs autoconf and automake), and a configure run is needed. younes> I don't have precise number but when I do this reconfiguring younes> because of a Makefile.am change, maybe 8 times out of 10, younes> config.h is regenerated. It would be very useful if you could catch on of those instances. There is absolutely _no_ reason that modifying a Makefile.am can change config.h (besides a bug of course :) JMarc
