Peter Eisentraut writes:
> The advantage of comma-separated lists are that they can be processed
> naturally as lists in m4, whereas the whitespace-separated lists are just
> passed through as a blob of data, usually to shell loop.
This advantage that you mention is not visible to the user. (I don
Hello,
A long time ago, I wrote this code into a configure.in file:
dnl Extract VERSION from the CVS tag
VERSION=[`echo '$Name: $' | sed -e 's/^\$//' -e 's/ \$$//' -e
's/^Name: //' -e 's/v_//' -e 's/[\_\.]/./g' `]
AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE("mcas", $VERSION)
It extracte a cvs tag ( like v_0_1_1) to 0.
autoconf 2.57 still has the bug that manifests when configure.in calls
C_PROG_CXX then the resulting configure will crash with this message:
# configure: error: conditional "am__fastdepCXX" was never defined.
# Usually this means the macro was only invoked conditionally.
Clock
Hi, my name is Keith Bostic and I'm with Sleepycat Software.
We use the GNU autoconf software to configure Berkeley DB.
Something we've occasionally needed is the ability to set
specific configuration defines.
For example, we use HAVE_O_DIRECT to configure open's O_DIRECT
flag. Sometimes, users
Bruno Haible <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Peter Eisentraut writes:
> > The advantage of comma-separated lists are that they can be processed
> > naturally as lists in m4, whereas the whitespace-separated lists are just
> > passed through as a blob of data, usually to shell loop.
However, you can
Bruno Haible writes:
> This advantage that you mention is not visible to the user. (I don't
> care about one or two percent of speed in autoconf execution.)
The difference between space-separated lists and comma-separated lists is
approximately like writing in C func("arg1 arg2 arg3") rather than
I sent, to [EMAIL PROTECTED], a patch for improving AC_CHECK_TOOL
and introducing AC_CHECK_TARGET_TOOL.
Whee, as the saying goes.
I'd appreciate quick feedback on what changes (if any) would be
necessary to get it into mainline autoconf.
(I'm also sending this message because I'm suspicious th
After Deuteronomy, comes...
Joshua.
OK, maybe that's inappropriate, given that nobody named Joshua has ever
worked on autoconf.
After that comes...
Judges.
That's pretty good, eh? Even appropriate.
--Nathanael
Jan Vermaete writes:
> AC_INIT([mcas], $VERSION , [[EMAIL PROTECTED]])
> But autoheader give me following error:
>configure.in:27: warning: AC_INIT: not a literal: $VERSION
You can use the esyscmd macro to make calls to shell commands at the time
configure is run and compute the version num
Karel Kulhavy writes:
> autoconf 2.57 still has the bug that manifests when configure.in calls
> C_PROG_CXX then the resulting configure will crash with this message:
> # configure: error: conditional "am__fastdepCXX" was never defined.
> # Usually this means the macro was only invoked conditional
Paul Eggert wrote:
Nathanael Nerode <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
(I'm also sending this message because I'm suspicious that something is
eating my messages to autoconf-patches)
You can check that sort of thing at:
http://mail.gnu.org/archive/html/autoconf-patches/
...or can you? My me
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