Dear Svenn,
> when compiling 3.6.145 I get an error message that I don't have
> automake-1.9 installed. That's right because I have automake-1.10
> installed. How can I tell the build process that I have
> autoomake-1.10? Shouldn't these things be intelligent enough to
> discover that a newer version is installed?
The autoconf system has always seemed a bit brain-dead to me, in
spite of its advances over alternatives such as "imake".
If you end up with automake incompatibility, you will need a couple
of extra steps in the compile procedure:
aclocal
automake
autoconf
./configure
make
make install
This is written in the xcircuit install instructions, but it's buried
somewhere in the middle of the page.
---Tim
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