On Mon, 11 Nov 2019, Sven Schreiber wrote:
Am 11.11.2019 um 00:03 schrieb Allin Cottrell:
Maybe better: I've amended pkgconf.sh so that it ensures the "PREFIX"
directory gets created.
Thanks. Would it be an option to put these shell scripts into git, too?
It's not totally clear to me why install-runtime-gtk3.sh.in is in git
but things like pkgconf.sh aren't.
Possible, yes, but a bit awkward. The existing "*.in" files in git
are used to generate shell scripts or Makefiles in the user's build
directory, based on information/options supplied by the user at
configure time.
My pkgconf.sh, on the other hand, is a suggestion for what the user
might pass to gretl's configure script -- in the highly unlikely
event that he or she is aiming to build a redistributable gretl
package on MS Windows!
We could, I guess, add to git a special "pkgbuild" directory under
"win32" in the source tree, holding some or all of the
package-building scripts. But no auto-generated counterparts would
appear in the user's build directory, such scripts being prior to
"configure".
Allin
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