Hello Ludovic, * Ludovic Courtès wrote on Tue, Jul 17, 2007 at 05:58:34PM CEST: > > AC_CONFIG_HEADERS([some-special-name.h lib/config.h]) > > but then `autoheader' does not generate `lib/config.h.in', which is a > pain.
You could either write lib/config.h.in yourself; it could contain #include "some-special-name.h" (also, you could just use a file lib/config.h -- there are no #defines that are changed by configure). Another possibility is to generate lib/config.h.in from some-special-name.h.in, say, by some sed script or an autoheader invocation with arguments and output redirection. (I suppose another gnulib-specific possibility is that someone hacks gnulib-tool to support arbitrary other configuration header file names; or to undo the decision that was made last year to assume a config.h header file.) Hope that helps. Cheers, Ralf
