Hi all,
I'm currently playing around with kaffe's CVS on Cygwin, and I find
myself spending hours running the configure script over and over again,
since Cygwin on Win98 is not very pleasant ;) The trouble is that I can
do a full build of kaffe on linux on the same PC in 15 mins, including
the
Jan Kratochvil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> +for f in $ac_file_inputs; do
> + cp $f $ac_file
> + chmod u+w $ac_file
> + break
> +done
Rather than use the permissions of one input file for all output
files, couldn't you use the permissions of each input file for its
correspon
Hi,
On Thu, 11 Dec 2003 15:25:59 +0100, Paul Jarc wrote:
> Jan Kratochvil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > +for f in $ac_file_inputs; do
> > + cp $f $ac_file
> > + chmod u+w $ac_file
> > + break
> > +done
>
> Rather than use the permissions of one input file for all output
>
On Thu, 11 Dec 2003 07:42:25 +0100, Jan Kratochvil wrote:
> I found out now that 'break' is documented by "Limitations of Shell
> Builtins" as compatible, therefore here is a patch copying the permissions
> of the FIRST file of $ac_file_inputs.
> +rm -f $ac_file
> +dnl Keep 'executable' attribu
The best way to speed up configure on Windows '98 is to upgrade to a
newer version of Windows. :-)
Quite seriously, Windows '98 is *terrible* at spawning subprocesses,
particularly since it must constantly update the DOS window with the
name of the currently running program. The only way to make
On Thu, 11 Dec 2003 09:36:49 -0600 (CST), Bob Friesenhahn wrote:
> The best way to speed up configure on Windows '98 is to upgrade to a
> newer version of Windows.
> Quite seriously, Windows '98 is *terrible* at spawning subprocesses,
> particularly since it must constantly update the DOS window wi
I'm sure this is a faq: please point me to it!
I have been looking at the autoconf and automake manuals and on the
Internet
but have been unable to find out if I can use automake/autoconf to do this.
I've also searched on Google without success.
I have a source tree which is built using automake[
Hi Bob,
thanks for the quick reply!
Bob Friesenhahn wrote:
The best way to speed up configure on Windows '98 is to upgrade to a
newer version of Windows. :-)
You can picture my very low enthusiasm for buying anything ever again
from the folks that committed Windows 98. I seriously doubt that a
You get most of this behavior for free if you put your configure
script directly under 'src', cd to 'obj', and then execute the
configure script like /usr/src/configure.
You may find it difficult to convince Automake to build from
src/lib/lib1 to obj/lib1 since it assumes a mirrored directory tree
> I have a source tree which is built using automake[1]. The application is
> large
> and being written in C++ and when built the tree ocupies over 1GB. I
> therefore
> want to separate the source tree from the build tree in a similar way that
> FreeBSD uses /usr/src and /usr/obj when building the
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Brackets are not allowed in the filenames for the AC_CONFIG_FILES macro?
AC_CONFIG_FILES( [Makefile] )
AC_CONFIG_FILES( doc/arson/Makefile )
Everything works when I take the brackets out.
I hate tools that are picky about tabs, spaces, etc. :-)
AC_CONFIG_FILES( Makefile )
AC_CONFIG_FILES( doc/arso
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