I see. Actually makefile.h should not have been committed into the SVN repository.
I probably ran ./configure and make by accident in my local SVN checkout.
Fixed in SVN 1486.
You can probably simply remove makefile.h, after that make should create
a new and proper one.
Best Regards,
Jürgen
On 10/1/21 3:20 PM, Chris Moller wrote:
Hi, Jürgen,
That's exactly what I did yesterday--I pulled down svn 1485, ran ./configure --without-gtk3 and ran make -j6. That created a file called src/makefile.h that contained
// some strings exported from Makefilewhich seems to be where that savannah reference is coming from.
//
#define xSTR(x) #x
#define Makefile__bindir xSTR(/usr/local/bin)
#define Makefile__docdir xSTR(/usr/local/share/doc/apl)
#define Makefile__sysconfdir xSTR(/usr/local/etc)
#define Makefile__pkglibdir xSTR(/usr/local/lib/apl)
#define Makefile__localedir xSTR(/usr/local/share/locale)
#define Makefile__srcdir xSTR(/home/eedjsa/savannah-repo-apl/trunk/src)
#define Makefile__host_os xSTR(linux-gnu)
I just repeated the whole process with a fresh svn co, and it's still doing that:
[0] ~ >apl --show_src_dir
/home/eedjsa/savannah-repo-apl/trunk/src
[0] ~ >
But doing some tinkering just now, if I rm src/makefile.h and rerun the make and install, it works as expected:
[0] ~ >apl --show_src_dir
/home/moller/Downloads/apl-1485
[0] ~ >
A little more tinkering with your autoreconf --force --install suggestion, but that didn't help
Chris
On 10/1/21 04:46, Dr. Jürgen Sauermann wrote:
Hi Chris,
simply run ./configure and make after every SVN update.
./configure recomputes the paths that are being displayed.
Best Regards,
Jürgen
On 9/30/21 8:37 PM, Chris Moller wrote:
I don't know if it's a bug or a feature, but
apl --show_src_dir
used to show the local apl directory used to build it but is now showing
/home/eedjsa/savannah-repo-apl/trunk/src
When writing native functions, in order to set the include path, it was really handy being able to get the local directory straight fromapl itself. Can that capability be put back in? Maybe with another option like --show_local_src_dir?
Thanks,
Chris
