On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 7:59 PM, Ivan Levashew
wrote:
> Generally, I'd like build system and compiler to be as humble
> as possible. Don't run tests on my platform, don't look for
> libraries and headers in my /usr directory. If something is not
> specified by means of command line or environment
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According to Ivan Levashew on 2/12/2009 11:59 AM:
> Generally, I'd like build system and compiler to be as humble as
> possible. Don't run tests on my platform, don't look for libraries and
> headers in my /usr directory. If something is not specified
Hello all autoconf users,
I wonder if there is a way (a macro ?) to obtain the version of a library.
ie. the library has been found by and the results of the check would be
to send
back the version of the library:
*AC_CHECK_LIB* (library, function, [action-if-found],
[action-if-not-found], [o
Sébastien Le Roux wrote:
I wonder if there is a way (a macro ?) to obtain the version of a library.
Maybe, but the Autoconf Way is to test for features, not versions.
Take the simple case, only two supported versions of a library, old and
new. You write a single autoconf test that tries to
