On 15-Sep-99 Holger Waechtler wrote:
> the fixam script, which enables automatic dependency tracking, if gcc and
> gnu make are available, is now called automatically from bootstrap.
No, the other way round: fixam disables automatic dependency tracking,
if gcc and gnu make are not available. I decided not to call it from bootstrap
because a non-GNU developer you would always overwrite the
default Makefile.am's (AUTOMAKE_OPTIONS commented out) when doing CVS checkins.
Could you please undo your change?
Btw: Brian, we must make sure that automatic dependency tracking
is disabled before we release beta 3. Otherwise configure won't
work on non-GNU systems.
> Beside this, SUBDIRS in src/Makefile.am are now filtered, this should make
> compilation possible, even if somebody forgot some #ifdef's.
Thank you!
Another important question: Is the upcoming beta 3 supposed to
have autoconf support? If so, do you still want to split Mesa
into the library and demos and how (configure.in doesn't support it yet)?
I suggest to move all demos to a subdirectory "demos":
demos -> demos/demos
3Dfx/demos -> demos/3Dfx
BeOS -> demos/BeOS
book -> demos/book
ggi/demos -> demos/ggi
images -> demos/images
mtdemos -> demos/mthread
samples -> demos/samples
utils -> demos/utils
xdemos -> demos/x11
That would be the only way to support
the two separate packages with autoconf.
In any case, I think it'd be a much cleaner directory structure
(less stuff in the toplevel directory)
Brian, do you think that's reasonable?
Could you move those directories on the CVS server?
Thomas Tanner -------------------------
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