This is all kind of broken. An end-user should never have to run
automake. The Makefile.in should be generated as part of the "make
dist" process when a distribution is put together.
What's more, you guys have this line
print tName + "_CPPFLAGS = -I$(srcdir)/colib -I$(srcdir)/imgio -I$
(srcdir)/imglib"
hardcoded into iulib/genAM.py, which is just incomplete -- you need to
include a couple of additional directories. Why use automake if you
aren't using the "auto" part?
I suggest you stop using SCons to build on Ubuntu, and "eat your own
dog food" with configure and make.
Bill
On Jun 18, 10:23 am, Thomas Breuel <[email protected]> wrote:
> > I am not sure scons is recommended, but so far it has worked for me.
>
> The situation right now is the following:
>
> (1) SCons is what we use on Ubuntu. It's more likely to work at any one
> time than autoconf/automake. However, we won't add patches to it to support
> other platforms.
>
> (2) Autoconf/automake is what should work on more platforms, but we don't
> have much resources for maintaining it and we don't actually have any other
> platforms around (we'd need a whole bank of different OS installations if we
> wanted to ensure that OCRopus compiles on a lot of platforms). But we do
> accept patches for different platforms.
>
> Tom
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