Martin Pool writes:
> I am not sure what a good portable way to test for symlinks from the
> shell would be.
In libtool we've used
if (test -h $file) >/dev/null 2>&1 || (test -L $file) >/dev/null 2>&1 ; then
echo "$file is a symlink"
fi
(Actually, it's part of a larger scheme to replace 't
>> AC_INIT([gliv], [$(head -n 1 NEWS)])
>>
>> autoconf complains the version arg is not a litteral.
>
>Try something like
>
>AC_INIT([gliv], [esyscmd([head -n 1 NEWS])])
Well, I couldn't make esyscmd([head -n 1 NEWS]) work in an AC_INIT arg.
> I hope you don't mind my using this text into the Autoconf doc?
Not at all. Flattered, in fact. I might like to improve the prose so
that it flows into the documentation better. Let me know if there is
any way I can help.
Bob
> --
> > Thomas>
> "Bob" == Bob Proulx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> I hope you don't mind my using this text into the Autoconf doc?
Bob> Not at all. Flattered, in fact. I might like to improve the
Bob> prose so that it flows into the documentation better. Let me
Bob> know if there is any way I can help.
Would you contribute the text itself? TIA!
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| Hello,
| In my configure.ac I get the version number from the NEWS file, this used
| to work but does not anymore with autoconf-2.53.
|
| I used :
|
| AC_INIT([src/gliv.c])
| read version < $srcdir/NEWS
| AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE([gliv], [$version])
|
| but now, with
|
| AC_INIT([gliv], [$(head -n
Guillaume Chazarain writes:
> Well, I couldn't make esyscmd([head -n 1 NEWS]) work in an AC_INIT arg.
Works here. What's happening in your case?
--
Peter Eisentraut [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Well, I couldn't make esyscmd([head -n 1 NEWS]) work in an AC_INIT arg.
>
> Works here. What's happening in your case?
--
> If I were you, I would not try to do that, but that's only my opinion,
> no flamewar needed.
>
> /tmp % cat configure.ac
On 14 Mar 2002, Akim Demaille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Would you contribute the text itself? TIA!
OK, when I work out something that works on all our machines I'll send
you a note. I can't promise it will work everywhere.
--
Martin
I have a package that contains a configure.in and several config/*.m4. The
aclocal.m4 has a bunch of m4_include statements that include the *.m4
files.
Whenever I fiddle around in any of the *.m4 and rerun autoconf, nothing
happens. That's because autoconf thinks it has the result "cached".
Som
> "Ralf" == Ralf Corsepius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ralf> In its final consequence it would mean either gcc's
Ralf> configuration to be basically broken or autoconf not to be
Ralf> applicable inside of gcc's source-tree, because autoconf
Ralf> pre-requires a functional c-compiler.
I haven
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