Douglas E. Engert wrote:
>
>
> Huie-Ying Lee wrote:
> [...]
>>>
>>>> I changed the above code tp the code below and added the
>>>> -DSUN_SOLARIS flag to the Maekfile.am file.
>>>>
> [...]
>>>>
>>>> However, the resulting file still picked up the original line. It
>>>> seems that the generated Makefile file doesn't recognize the new
>>>> "SUN_SOLARIS" flag. Currently, I worked around this problem, but I
>>>> would like to know which file that I should update so that the
>>>> "-DSUN_SOLARIS" will be recognized.
>>>>
>>>
>>> Did you run the ./bootstrap after updating the Makefile.am?
>>
>> No, I didn't run the ./bootstrap script but I did run ".configure".
>
> Not good enough. You modified the Makefile.am, that is used to generate
> the Makefile.in. by automake. Automake is run from bootstrap.
> configure assumes the Makefile.in is current, so you change was never added
> to Makefile.in so would not be in Makefile.
>
Thanks for the explaination.
>>
>> The reason that I didn't run the "./bootstrap" script is because this
>> script will remove the config.sub file and the config.guress file.
>> However, these two config.* files are needed by the configure script.
>> Is this a bug in the bootstrap command ?
>
> No, part of bootstrap is to run automake. It should take care of copying
> in config.sub and config.guess
>
I looked into the bootstrap command more carefully today. I found that
Solaris doesn't support "automake", "aclocal" and "libtoolize" commands
currently, so the bootstrap command can be not run
completely as expected. For the time being, it looks that I need to continue
using my workaround which is actually not too bad. My workaround is
#ifndef ORIGINAL
new_code
#else
original_code
#endif
Thanks,
Huie-Ying
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