RPC Gen - Compiler or Cross-compiler for PowerPC 8240 platform

Title: RPC Gen - Compiler or Cross-compiler for PowerPC 8240 platform Hello, I'm looking for the RPCGen utility either as a native tool for PowerPC 8240 or as a cross-compile tool that runs on an i386 (under RedHat) and compiles code for PowerPC 8240. Any help is appreciated! Thanking yo

cascading variable resolution in AC_SUBST

so i want to do something like this configure.in: PROGNAME = "foo" DIR = "${bindir}/${PROG}" AC_SUBST(DIR) myfile.h.in: #define DIR "@DIR@" when things resolve out to myfile.h i get #define CONF_DIR "${exec_prefix}/foo" this is because $bindir = ${exec_prefix}/bin i.e. we only get one level of

Re: Ebcdic rule

On Tue, Oct 02, 2001 at 03:49:31PM -0700, Paul Eggert wrote: > Yes, but Autoconf-based tools that run on EBCDIC mainframes (e.g. GNU > make) don't seem to need special Autoconf support. EBCDICness is > easily checked at compile-time already, so I don't offhand see why > this is an Autoconf issue.

Re: Ebcdic rule

Somebody can write an AC_CHARSET_{ASCII,EBCDIC} macro that embodies that test. It gets carried around inside autoconf so improvements/changes can be easily used, and then it gets dropped in to config.h (does '-DCHARSET_EBCDIC=('A'==0xXY) work as a CFLAG item if config.h isn't being used?). Best

Nested AC_CHECK_LIB and AC_CHECK_HEADER need brackets?

Using CVS autoconf (on Cygwin, if it matters), nesting AC_CHECK_LIB and AC_CHECK_HEADER calls cause strange syntax errors in the resulting configure script, unless the nested call is put in [brackets]. Is this a bug in CVS autoconf? Or was one always supposed to use those brackets, and it has only

Re: Nested AC_CHECK_LIB and AC_CHECK_HEADER need brackets?

Hi, Tor Lillqvist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Using CVS autoconf (on Cygwin, if it matters), nesting AC_CHECK_LIB > and AC_CHECK_HEADER calls cause strange syntax errors in the resulting > configure script, unless the nested call is put in [brackets]. Is this > a bug in CVS autoconf? No. See

Re: Ebcdic rule

> From: Harlan Stenn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Wed, 03 Oct 2001 15:50:43 -0400 > > Somebody can write an AC_CHARSET_{ASCII,EBCDIC} macro that embodies that > test. > > It gets carried around inside autoconf so improvements/changes can be easily > used, and then it gets dropped in to config.h