> I feel comfortable that things are getting back to normal....but there
> seems to be an issue with mkall that probably started my huge mess. 
> For cleanliness, I install midgard into /usr/local/midgard....this
> didn't seem to be a problem with the old mkall, as it worked as
> advertized, appending the working directory passed as $ARGV[0] to the
> configure routine.
> 
> I'm in the middle of the mkall from the current CVS and the configure
> line reads:
> 
> ./configure --with-midgard
> 
> obviously there it is no longer taking a command line argument to
> change the position of the install directory.

As noted in the INSTALL file, midgard-lib installs midgard-config in 
${prefix}/bin, which you need to make sure is in your path.

> Does not result in the midgard-config file being found.  A cursory
> glance at the configure script looks like it is looking for
> midgard-config in the ac_cv_path_MIDGARDCONFIG and not
> ac_cv_path_MIDGARDCONFIG/bin (where the file is located)

We could indeed have added ${prefix}/bin to PATH for the duration of the 
configure run. Worth considering. The workaround, in the meantime, is to 
make sure midgard-config is in your PATH.

Emile


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