Grouping header files during build

Hi, I have a build tree consisting of various programs and libraries, all in separate subdirectories. The programs are built using these libraries. Both programs and libraries get installed. When each library is built, i want to copy its header to a header-directory and its object to a library-di

configure problems with the C for AIX compiler and AIXV5.x

It seems like the support of IBM's AIX is for V4.3 and the old, old xlC compiler, both of which are obsolete and haven't been supported by IBM in 5 or so years. Might I ask for support in autoconf/configure for AIX V5.x and the current C for AIX compiler, V6/7/8, which goes under the name xlc,

check for readline

What is the suggested way to check for the existence of readline ? Should i use the macro from http://autoconf-archive.cryp.to/ or is there a better approach ? Thanks, Matthias ___ Autoconf mailing list Autoconf@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/l

Re: Grouping header files during build

Hi Russell, * Russell Shaw wrote on Wed, Feb 22, 2006 at 04:33:40PM CET: > Hi, > I have a build tree consisting of various programs and libraries, all > in separate subdirectories. The programs are built using these libraries. > Both programs and libraries get installed. Do you use libtool to cre

Re: configure problems with the C for AIX compiler and AIXV5.x

I regret that I can't be more specific. My days of C coding are in the past, and I only blow the dust off what I remember when I have to try to compile Open Source code. Currently, I have been working to build Dovecot, an IMAP server application, which I believe was set up with autoconf 2.59.

Re: configure problems with the C for AIX compiler and AIXV5.x

Hi Stewart, * Stewart Dean wrote on Wed, Feb 22, 2006 at 05:47:27PM CET: > It seems like the support of IBM's AIX is for V4.3 and the old, old xlC > compiler, both of which are obsolete and haven't been supported by IBM > in 5 or so years. Might I ask for support in autoconf/configure for AIX