Re: Automake 1.6 Release

2002-03-06 Thread Lars Hecking

 
 New in 1.6:
 * Autoconf 2.52 is required.

 That's bad. I have no intention yet to switch my projects to 2.5x.





Re: Automake 1.6 Release

2002-03-06 Thread Jens Krüger

After  configuring, make and make check I got three errors:

FAIL: pr300-lib.test
FAIL: pr300-ltlib.test
FAIL: pr300-prog.test

Regards Jens

Am Mittwoch, 6. März 2002 08:04 schrieb Tom Tromey:
 We're pleased to announce the release of Automake 1.6.  This release
 contains many bug fixes and improvements.  The NEWS entry is appended.

 You can find the new release here:

 ftp://sources.redhat.com/pub/automake/automake-1.6.tar.gz
 ftp://sources.redhat.com/pub/automake/automake-1.6.tar.bz2

 Soon it will also appear on the sources mirrors, the GNU ftp site, and
 the GNU mirrors.  You might want to wait to get it from one of those
 locations, as sources.redhat.com doesn't allow many ftp connections.

   - Akim, Alexandre, and Tom

-- 

Jens Krüger

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coexist multiple versions of automake

2002-03-06 Thread Paul Lew

Sorry if this has been brought up before.

I would like to propose we modify automake (and autoconf) to allow
multiple versions of automake coexisting on a given system.  In our
work, we used various open source libraries and each one of them work
with a particular version of automake.  This makes it hard for us to
upgrade.  If automake can be specified as automake-1.4 and
automake-1.6 like what tcl did in the past, this will make people's
life a lot easier.

Since I am not familiar with the inner work of automake, for the
already released versions, how hard will it be to patch them to allow
for this?  I would really like to have 2 libraries using different
version of automake to work together.

Thanks in advance.




what caused the 'missing separator' message from the make?

2002-03-06 Thread Paul Lew

I am using automake-1.5 and one of the open source library I am trying
to build use automake for its build.  However, the configure seems to
generate a malformed Makefile which failed to build with message:

 configure 
 make -f Makefile
...
Makefile:383: *** missing separator.  Stop.

THe Makefile around line 383 contains non-processed automake stuff:

  380 - distclean-compile:
  381 - -rm -f *.tab.c
  382 -
  383 - AMDEP_TRUEam__include am__quote@$(DEPDIR)/SQLAllocHandle.Plo@am__quote
  384 - AMDEP_TRUEam__include am__quote@$(DEPDIR)/SQLBindCol.Plo@am__quote
  385 - AMDEP_TRUEam__include am__quote@$(DEPDIR)/SQLBindParameter.Plo@am__quote
  386 - AMDEP_TRUEam__include am__quote@$(DEPDIR)/SQLBrowseConnect.Plo@am__quote

What might be the problem of this?  Where should I begin to
troubleshoot?  Any help will be appreciated.  

Note: I can not upgrade to version 1.6 because I have another library
the does not work with autoconf 2.52 which is required by automake
1.6.




Re: coexist multiple versions of automake

2002-03-06 Thread Tom Tromey

 Paul == Paul Lew [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Paul I would like to propose we modify automake (and autoconf) to
Paul allow multiple versions of automake coexisting on a given
Paul system.

This is a new feature in 1.6.  So, it already works.
`make install' will install automake and automake-1.6.
We expect system integrators like Debian or Red Hat to pick which
version `automake' should be linked to.

Tom




Re: what caused the 'missing separator' message from the make?

2002-03-06 Thread Tom Tromey

 Paul == Paul Lew [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Paul   383 - @AMDEP_TRUE@@am__include@ 
@am__quote@$(DEPDIR)/SQLAllocHandle.Plo@am__quote@

This usually means you didn't re-run aclocal + autoconf, or you ran
the wrong aclocal.

Tom




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Re: coexist multiple versions of automake

2002-03-06 Thread Paul Lew

 Allan == Allan Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Allan When you say libraries, are you referring to
Allan libXXX.{a,so}, or The ABC Corp Widget Library (a
Allan collection of libraries and non-standard tools)?

Sorry I did not state clearly.  I meant libraries used by my project
at work, e.g., ucd-snmp, unixODBC.  These libraries use the automake
and we just use them as is without playing much with them.

Allan Segmenting automake into automake-1.4/1.5/1.6 might be OK
Allan so long as users have the choice of choosing
Allan automake-X.y, or simply choosing automake (which would
Allan continue to be the latest automake major revision).  I for
Allan one like to install automake, and know that when my check
Allan for updates yields nothing new, my automake is the
Allan latest.

The problem we have is ucd-snmp choked on autoconf 2.52 and forced us
to roll back to 2.13.  With autoconf 2.13 we cannot upgrade the
automake to 1.6 which requires autoconf 2.52.  Can you see the problem
now?

Allan This *is* an automake issue, and not a libtool issue,
Allan right?

In general, when the building blocks are in constant change and
various packages only work with certain version than we have a
problem.  The problem I mentioned showed up in automake but definitely
not limited to it.  libtool, autoconf are all likely candidates.




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Re: coexist multiple versions of automake

2002-03-06 Thread Ben Pfaff

Paul Lew [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 I would like to propose we modify automake (and autoconf) to
 allow multiple versions of automake coexisting on a given
 system. [...]

You may want to have a look at my packaging of Autoconf 2.13 and
Autoconf 2.52 for Debian, which includes an heuristic that
automatically picks the right version of Autoconf to run in most
cases.

As for Automake, I don't know.  I'm sure that other posters to
this list will, though.