>>> "Harlan" == Harlan Stenn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...] Harlan> case "$PERLPROG" in Harlan> '') ;; Harlan> *) AC_CONFIG_FILES(local/fixproc) Harlan> AC_CONFIG_FILES(local/snmpcheck) Harlan> AC_CONFIG_FILES(local/tkmib) Harlan> AC_CONFIG_FILES(local/mib2c) Harlan> AC_CONFIG_FILES(local/ipf-mod.pl) Harlan> AC_CONFIG_FILES(local/rsnmp) Harlan> AC_CONFIG_FILES(local/snmpconf) Harlan> ;; Harlan> esac Harlan> AC_CONFIG_FILES(testing/Makefile) Harlan> AC_CONFIG_FILES(man/Makefile) Harlan> AC_CONFIG_FILES(ov/Makefile) Harlan> AC_CONFIG_FILES(mibs/Makefile) # line 2029 (this comment isn't in the code) Harlan> AC_CONFIG_COMMANDS(time-stamp, [echo timestamp > stamp-h]) [...] Harlan> % automake Harlan> configure.in: 2029: required file `./*.in' not found Harlan> % Harlan> I get the same message with automake-1.6.1. Paul D. Smith complained about this a few days ago. The regexes used to parse AC_CONFIG_FILES suck. The '*' comes from your case statement. Try to rewrite it as case "$PERLPROG" in '') ;; *) # New line here! AC_CONFIG_FILES(local/fixproc) AC_CONFIG_FILES(local/snmpcheck) AC_CONFIG_FILES(local/tkmib) AC_CONFIG_FILES(local/mib2c) AC_CONFIG_FILES(local/ipf-mod.pl) AC_CONFIG_FILES(local/rsnmp) AC_CONFIG_FILES(local/snmpconf) ;; esac Thanks to Akim, this issue will vanish with the next major release of Automake, since it will rely on "autoconf --trace" to parse configure.in. (You can try it, it's in CVS HEAD.) -- Alexandre Duret-Lutz
