Hello, Bruce!
> The attached is the result of a few minutes of copying the
> current autoconf arguments into AutoOpts form and generating.
> It is not a perfect match for what you all want, but close.
> Plus, I can generate man pages and info docs
Thank you, but I believe we need a system th
Pavel Roskin wrote:
>
> Hello, Bruce!
Hi Pavel,
> Thank you, but I believe we need a system that builds all that stuff
> automatically, without requiring your intervention when new options are
> added.
"your" as in "Bruce's", or "your" as in "anyone's"?
In any event, it was no real effort. Yo
Hello, Bruce!
> > Thank you, but I believe we need a system that builds all that stuff
> > automatically, without requiring your intervention when new options are
> > added.
>
> "your" as in "Bruce's", or "your" as in "anyone's"?
> In any event, it was no real effort. You're welcome. - Bruce
I
Hi all,
I'm having a tremendous amount of difficulty figuring out how to get my sw
to work with autoconf.
I've read through the autoconf manual, the m4 manual, and even went out and
bought a copy of "Gnu Autoconf, automake, and libtool". However, none of
these texts seem to be aimed at the b
Paul Lussier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The problem I'm having is this. I've written a utility in perl which
> relies upon a perl library module I've written as well. I want to be
> able to allow the end-user of my package install it where ever they
> wish. Part of the problem I have is tha
