On 3/19/19 10:19 AM, Reuben Thomas wrote: > I'm trying to use this macro to indicate which headers should be used for > e.g. AC_CHECK_SIZEOF, but the argument I supply is just copied verbatim > into configure, and not used to set ac_includes_default. What am I doing > wrong? > > For example: > > AC_INIT(foo, 0.1) > AC_INCLUDES_DEFAULT([#include "foo.h"]) > > I just find a line in configure with > > #include "foo.h" > > which is just a comment to m4.
That is behaving as documented. From the manual:
@defmac AC_INCLUDES_DEFAULT (@ovar{include-directives})
@acindex{INCLUDES_DEFAULT}
Expand to @var{include-directives} if present and nonempty, otherwise to:
...
If you want to see the default includes, you have to invoke
AC_INCLUDES_DEFAULT with an empty argument.
The manual does not describe a way to override the shell variable
$ac_includes_default at configure runtime. Looking at the
implementation in lib/autoconf/headers.m4, the variable is assigned via
m4_divert_text([DEFAULTS]) during AC_CHECK_INCLUDES_DEFAULT (which in
turn is required by a number of places, including when
AC_INCLUDES_DEFAULT is invoked without an argument), if you wanted to
try and override a different setting of that shell variable to be
effective at the point where the rest of configure then relies on the
contents of the variable.
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