Akim Demaille writes:
> If AC_RUN_COMMAND or similar fulfils, your needs, would that be
> enough, or would you still need some form of AC_MSG_LOG?
I've had a need for writing specific messages into the log. Here's a
snippet that tests whether Ant (the java build tool) works:
pgac_cmd='$ANT
The "GNU build system" has a solution for _building_ shared libraries
portably, namely libtool. As paradoxical as it sounds, it does not yet
have a solution for _using_ shared libraries portably.
The linker command line for using a shared library is fortunately the
same everywhere on Unix, namel
On Tue, 21 May 2002, Bruno Haible wrote:
> So I set out and realized in gettext-0.11.2 a solution of the LD_LIBRARY_PATH
[...]
Weird as it may sound, is it easy to _disable_ such feature? We have our
own reasons for not wanting rpath information in our Debian packages (which
are beyond the scope
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There isn't any,
as autoconf is working hand to hand with automake,
personaly I find it annoying I don't like automake
and I think it would take a very long time till it would produce a small
portable make file.
I guess you can check for the existing of gmake and then try to run it
with the param
On Mon May 20 12:01 2002 +0200, Akim Demaille wrote:
> Your need is very legitimate! The main problem is that the behavior
> of one such macro is very unclear, especially because there are
> several possible evaluation schemes of the COMMANDS (e.g., the
> compiling macros need the COMMANDS to be
> > Part two, designating a single directory as the site directory is not
> > going to be liked by everybody. If Autoconf is installed as part of "the
> > system" under /usr, many people won't like to put AC files belonging to
> > "locally" installed packages somewhere under /usr/share or whereev
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On Tue May 21 10:52 2002 -0500, Kenneth Pronovici wrote:
> I think it would work better to choose a scheme that would let a given
> autoconf user specify some list of site-wide directories for their
> own use, with the default being to use just the /usr/local/whatever
> directory specified at inst
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> From: Bruno Haible <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Tue, 21 May 2002 14:45:46 +0200 (CEST)
>
> I would propose this facility for inclusion in GNU autoconf. The reason is
> that although it has been developed to deal with -lintl and -liconv, the
> macros are generally useful and can equally well be u
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