On 04/18/11 23:58, Bruno Haible wrote:
Bruce Korb wrote:
He ran gnulib-tool in February
of 2011 and presumed that the latest and greatest would have been pulled in.
The problem is in the sharutils/bootstrap script, which invokes 'autoreconf'
after 'gnulib-tool'. This pitfall is now better documented than it was in
February 2011 (thanks to Ralf for the suggestion). You find the updated doc
here:
<http://www.gnu.org/software/gnulib/manual/html_node/gettextize-and-autopoint.html>
My head hurts. I just want a small set of commands to run that
will pull in the current and consistent infrastructure. I can
learn all the intricacies of gettext, but it shouldn't be necessary.
What does that page mean that I should do with this bootstrap code:
${glib} --import ${gnulib_libs} | tee import-log.txt
echo "${extra_dist}" >> lib/Makefile.am
test -f fdl.texi && mv fdl.texi doc/.
autoreconf --force --install -Wall || true
Should I add a prefix:
AUTOPOINT=true \
to the autoreconf line? Or, should I do the import after
autoreconf? Thank you. - Bruce
