On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 12:23:16AM -0300, Michel Boaventura wrote: > Now I see all the things that make the use of those tools, but imagine > that i want > to use then on my works. I will have to write al the configs from the > "configure" script > by my self? And allmost all of the GNU softwares became with the same > skeleton, with > the README, the INSTALL, the "configure", etc...
You would normally write a shorter script called configure.ac, which is a list of macros expanded by a program called autoconf to produce the configure script. You would also put some other macros in a file called Makefile.am, which are expanded by a program called automake to produce a file called Makefile.in. The configure script would then read Makefile.in to produce the final Makefile. (I think that's right, someone else can correct that if I'm wrong.) > There's one IDE, or thing like that who make all of this alone? Not that I know of. > As far as I know, kdevelop does the job, but I really like Vim as a program > enviroment ;) I think most project maintainers just use autoconf, automake, and a couple of extra helper scripts, and edit the macros with an editor like Emacs or vi. For PSPP, Ben packaged all that stuff in Smake, which also inserts code from gnulib. -Jason _______________________________________________ pspp-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/pspp-dev
