[mfu2: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> "Glenn" == Glenn McGrath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...] Glenn> I do compile it --with-gcrypt without any problems, however when i do Glenn> 'make distcheck' it is being compiled against openssl. Glenn> The _build/config.log from the distcheck says that configure didnt use Glenn> the arguments i supplied to do the make distcheck, it did ../configure Glenn> --srcdir=.. --prefix=<snip path> Glenn> Is this expected behaviour ? Yes. Glenn> I would have thought it would make sense to parse the specified Glenn> configure parameters to distcheck (except for path's) Unfortunately Automake cannot know which options should be passed down or not. The directory options are not the sole options we don't want. Either way (passing down options or not) is unsatisfactory, but at least it's easier for people running `make distcheck' to pass additional options than it would be to *suppress* unwanted options. Glenn> I see there is an automake macro, Glenn> DISTCHECK_CONFIGURE_FLAGS, should i be trying to use Glenn> this macro to parse either --with-gcrypt or Glenn> --with-crypto to distcheck, or is that not its intended Glenn> purpose ? Yep, that's the way it is documented :) | Building the package involves running `./configure'. If you need to | supply additional flags to `configure', define them in the | `DISTCHECK_CONFIGURE_FLAGS' variable, either in your top-level | `Makefile.am', or on the command line when invoking `make'. -- Alexandre Duret-Lutz
