El Viernes 17 Julio 2009ES 05:25:42 Peter Lee escribió:
> From the current thread, this list can be:
[snip]
> microsoft visual studio,
No, Peter: Microsoft visual studio won't maintain, import nor export an
autoconf project unless you use it as a plain editor to modify autoconf
files.
good day everybody,
I have a autoconf 2.63 compiled and make check seems to pass perfectly, with
the exception of test 27.
Any help/tips/tricks that can be given to find out what's going wrong and why?
Dominique
The testsuite.log contains:
# -*- compilation -*-
27. t
On Fri, 17 Jul 2009, Alberto Luaces wrote:
El Viernes 17 Julio 2009ES 05:25:42 Peter Lee escribió:
From the current thread, this list can be:
[snip]
microsoft visual studio,
No, Peter: Microsoft visual studio won't maintain, import nor export an
autoconf project unless you use it as a plain
Thank you Alberto Luaces !
To answer my own question:
>I would like to ask what IDEs on the web have the ability to
>maintain/import/export an antoconf-based project?
>
>I am expecting a list of them, if there are.
>From the current thread, this list can be:
kdevelop,
eclipse,
emacs,
vim,
Any
Thomas,
El Viernes 17 Julio 2009ES 11:04:42 Thomas Dickey escribió:
> probably the same can be said of the other proposed examples.
> (by the way, all are extensible, so references to that aspect are moot).
I have personally tried Kdevelop version 3 and indeed it *understands* and
modifies autoc
On Fri, 17 Jul 2009, Alberto Luaces wrote:
Thomas,
El Viernes 17 Julio 2009ES 11:04:42 Thomas Dickey escribió:
probably the same can be said of the other proposed examples.
(by the way, all are extensible, so references to that aspect are moot).
I have personally tried Kdevelop version 3 and
Thank you Thomas Dickey for your contribution to this discussion.
Does anyone know any not-so-pouplar IDEs that have support to autoconf
? beside the currently listed:
kdevelop,
eclipse,
emacs,
vim,
Any information is welcomed.
P
On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 7:26 PM, Thomas Dickey wrote:
> On Fri,
On Fri, 17 Jul 2009, Peter Lee wrote:
Thank you Alberto Luaces !
To answer my own question:
I would like to ask what IDEs on the web have the ability to
maintain/import/export an antoconf-based project?
I am expecting a list of them, if there are.
From the current thread, this list can be:
On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 12:42, Peter Lee wrote:
> Does anyone know any not-so-pouplar IDEs that have support to autoconf
> ? beside the currently listed:
>
> kdevelop,
> eclipse,
> emacs,
> vim,
>
> Any information is welcomed.
>
IIRC, Anjuta (http://www.anjuta.org) has Autoconf/Automake support.
On Fri, 17 Jul 2009, Peter Lee wrote:
Thank you Thomas Dickey for your contribution to this discussion.
Does anyone know any not-so-pouplar IDEs that have support to autoconf
? beside the currently listed:
kdevelop,
eclipse,
emacs,
vim,
more than one text-editor (you've listed two) does synt
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According to Ben Pfaff on 7/16/2009 10:19 PM:
> However, the warning about Autotest in the Autoconf manual is a
> little off-putting:
>
> This section describes a feature which is still stabilizing.
> Although we believe that Autotest is usefu
> more than one text-editor (you've listed two) does
> syntax-highlighting for autoconf scripts, is scriptable, and
> can run subprocesses (emacs and vim aren't IDEs, however -
> though there are _probably_ scripts for each which do specific
> subtasks).
yes, one question is what exactly is an IDE
2009/7/17 Steffen Dettmer :
> I think most that say Emacs/vim are no IDEs simply have the only
> requirement to integrate a source level debugger.
Emacs has that too.
-Frankl
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> Emacs has that too.
(OT)
I use vimgdb, which is a version of vim compiled with support for gdb.
Alternatively, there is clewn/pyclewn for gvim users.
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Dominique Leuenberger TMF-Group.com> writes:
> Any help/tips/tricks that can be given to find out what's going wrong and why?
Thanks for the report.
> automake (GNU automake) 1.11
Your newer automake installation explains the failure.
> +112a113
> +> 'AM_SILENT_RULES'
Eric Blake writes:
> According to Ben Pfaff on 7/16/2009 10:19 PM:
>> How concerned should I be in practice about Autotest changes? Is
>> there any chance that Autotest might be "frozen" or "stabilized"
>> soon?
>
> The implementation is still in some churn (for example, figuring out how
> to ma
Thomas Dickey writes:
> more than one text-editor (you've listed two) does syntax-highlighting
> for autoconf scripts, is scriptable, and can run subprocesses (emacs and
> vim aren't IDEs, however - though there are _probably_ scripts for each
> which do specific subtasks).
I think the point is
On Fri, 17 Jul 2009, Russ Allbery wrote:
Thomas Dickey writes:
more than one text-editor (you've listed two) does syntax-highlighting
for autoconf scripts, is scriptable, and can run subprocesses (emacs and
vim aren't IDEs, however - though there are _probably_ scripts for each
which do speci
Thomas Dickey writes:
> oh... does emacs show class diagrams reconstructed from source code?
http://sourceforge.net/projects/oo-browser/
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