Re: setting shell variables at the command line

2000-05-14 Thread John A. Crow
utoconf release, whenever that'll be. The solution of % env MYVAR1="value 1" MYVAR2="value 2" configure will work for now. A little hard to explain, but this is going to get me out of a tough spot right now. Thanks again - - John ______ John A. Crow [EMAIL PROTECTED]

setting shell variables at the command line

2000-05-13 Thread John A. Crow
the configure script. Maybe this is easy and I have overlooked this in the autoconf docs, but any constructive advice would be appreciated. - John ______ John A. Crow [EMAIL PROTECTED]

automatic setting of srcdir

2000-11-04 Thread John A. Crow
All - I am using autoconf-2.13. It looks to me from my experiments that by default the srcdir output variable is set to its relative path name. That is, if I do ./configure I will get @srcdir@ replaced with "."; if I do for example ../testdir/configure I will get @srcdir@ replaced wit