didn't configure first which ought to be an error
anyways, no?
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syntax check rule? I'd like to learn more.
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ancient times), and thus #ifdefs are
used. However, if one would try to build without HAVE_CONFIG_H defined
today, it would go horribly wrong.
Thanks Marco. Very helpful.
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and HAVE_CONFIG_H is not defined.
However, it is a bug for #if HAVE_CONFIG_H to be used in any installed
header file because it might apply to any package, including some
other package.
Right. That makes sense. Thanks for your help Bob.
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that needs now or may need in the future the information contained in
it. One exception as previously pointed out would be of course to never
#include it in non-local / public headers.
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with the autotools. The advice you
gave makes sense, although, today at least, I haven't any need for
public system headers (yet). But should I ever have a need for creating
them, I'll be sure to pay heed to your advice.
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receiving when I run ./configure is the
following, despite po/ not existing:
config.status: error: cannot find input file:
`po/Makefile.in.in'
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all over the place in an autotooled project to use gettext, but
one thing I wasn't sure of was how much of it still needs to be done
manually after gettextize has managed to gettext'ify the project?
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that the directory containing my
test files ('Tests/') was present in the EXTRA_DIST variable. If I'm not
mistaken, listing 'Tests' in that variable should copy everything
recursively in that folder which is what I want.
What am I doing wrong?
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into the tarball according to the configure options used, even though
that is generally a bad idea (you want the tarball to be independent of
configure options).
As far as I know, it isn't being conditionally modified. Here's the
Makefile.am:
http://pastebin.com/Ck57h01T
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[enable_nls=${enableval}],
[enable_nls=yes])
Thanks a lot,
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On Mon, 2013-05-20 at 19:36 -0700, Kip Warner wrote:
Lastly, at the end of my ./configure, I'd like to output a general
summary of parameters the build will be created with. One of those is
whether NLS was enabled. Is there a way to check for $enable_nls without
having to manually define
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it is using it:
http://sourceforge.net/p/zziplib/svn/HEAD/tree/trunk/zzip-0/configure.ac
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that way unless you're doing release
management of binary applications, in which case you have another set of
problems entirely.
Hey Diego. Sorry, I'm confused. Are you referring to my need to
statically link against certain libraries, or Robert's suggested
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it says the library is pretty ubiquitous from what I'm reading. So I'll
take your word for it. But it would still be an issue if someone wants
to compile my application for w32/64 where the library will definitely
not ship by default.
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to the .a files?
I haven't tried that. I'm sure that would probably work, but there's
probably a more elegant approach.
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for the reasons I mentioned, it's not possible. =)
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that they're different. However, not all packages
have perfect support for cross-compilation so it may be more work.
Thanks a lot Paul. I'll get back to you guys if I have issues.
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and libraries. It's far more than just some library version
differences: you need a whole different compiler.
Thankfully it looks as though there are precompiled MinGW debs available
for my distribution (Ubuntu Raring / amd64) and hopefully I'll be able
to get them up and running.
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of it, the argument vector was
broken up unintentionally.
I'm assuming I am not doing something correctly. Any help appreciated.
Respectfully,
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vector. From what I can see configure has the
correct arguments, but some were accidentally split. Remember that the
arguments are already correctly escaped and if I run what was logged in
config.log, it runs fine with the spaces.
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On Tue, 2014-12-30 at 08:53 -0600, Bob Friesenhahn wrote:
On Mon, 29 Dec 2014, Kip Warner wrote:
Unfortunately I need spaces on GNU systems and possibly elsewhere. I'm
sure there is a way to do this and it's simply a matter of coalescing
parts of the argument vector. From what I can see
. The only way I can see this ever happening is if argument
vectors were prepared through higher level functions, such as M4 macros,
with different functions to distinguish the two semantics.
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Agreed. The whole purpose of autoconf is to help write portable scripts.
Paths with spaces in them, whether we like them or not, is often
uncontrollable and a fact of reality.
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LAGS), but I need the
variable substituted in a non-compiled .in file with AC_CONFIG_FILES.
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SYSCONFDIR=`test "$prefix" = NONE && prefix=$ac_default_prefix; eval echo
"${sysconfdir}"`
AC_SUBST([sysconfdir], [$SYSCONFDIR])
AC_CONFIG_FILES([myfile])
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using sed to generate one file from
> another, substituting in the values of some Makefile variables. I
> don't know if it's possible or advisable to use this in combination
> with AC_CONFIG_FILES, but using it instead of AC_CONFIG_FILES would
> certainly work.
Thanks Gavin. I th
my big reservations in substituting the the
expanded paths in AC_CONFIG_FILES because the user can override when
they run make.
*sigh* Maybe I will have to do it through Automake after all...
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Hey list,
I'd like to make the fully expanded $sysconfdir shell variable
available within a file processed via AC_CONFIG_FILES. I am currently
trying AC_SUBST([SYSCONFDIR], [$sysconfdir]), but it is not fully
evaluated at ${prefix}/etc which is useless for me. Any ideas?
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intention of migrating away from the Autotools for
any of my projects. My personal experience is that every time someone
tries to develop a replacement, they tend to reinvent it and in a
poorer way.
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> Thanks to everyone who has contributed!
> The following people contributed changes to this release:
Thank you everyone for your contributions. All of us who depend on your
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