Hello,
I'm having a hard time escaping a comma (',') in autoconf. I'm trying to
set to a variable the regular expression: [,\s#]. I can set almost
everything, except the comma:
DEVEL_CONFIG_TEMPLATE_BUGID_SPLIT_REGEX="@<:@[EMAIL PROTECTED]:@@:>@"
Can anyone recommend how this is done ?
Thanks,
Hello,
I'm experiencing a problem I can't quite figure out. When I
run ./configure in a development project running a 2.4.29-smp kernel
(also tried with 2.4.27-smp). I get:
configure: creating ./config.status
config.status: creating Makefile
sed: file ./confstatemxfBJ/subs-5.sed line 34: Untermin
Hi Ralf,
> > When I run it again running a 2.4.20-31.9 RedHat kernel I don't get this
After frustration kicked in, I reset this machine with Debian 3.0. I'm
running a 2.4.18-686-smp kernel is provided by the respective Debian
package. I'm still observing this problem though.
> Could you make th
> You are using Autoconf-2.13, which is ancient. Many problem have been
> fixed since. Could you try 2.59? Or at least 2.53 which is even
> shipped with Debian woody. Likely unrelated to your issue though.
I installed 2.59, thanks.
> Anyway, your issue is here: quoting config.status:
> | [E
> > was somehow a little more informative, in terms of reporting the line in
> > the original configure.in where the invalid variable value was possibly
> > set. So I wouldn't have to harass you folks.
>
> Yes, that would be nice. Difficult to achieve though, unfortunately.
> The piece of code th
Hello. Is there a way to tell autoconf to ignore failures by AC_OUTPUT
to create a file ? Right now, if one .in file is missing, autoconf
refuses to continue.
This feature could be useful when one is maintaining private sources
that need help from autoconf to autogenerate some Makefiles, but yet
s
Hi Ralf.
On Tue, 2006-03-28 at 11:21 +0200, Ralf Wildenhues wrote:
> Sorry for the delay -- the list server was/is having some issues.
No problem.
> What you could do is just not list these files in AC_CONFIG_FILES.
I'm not using AC_CONFIG_FILES at all.
> Then you need to adjust your build ste
> Well, in modern (Autoconf 2.50+) times,
> AC_OUTPUT([files ..])
>
> is just equivalent to
> AC_CONFIG_FILES([files ..])
> AC_OUTPUT
This helps a lot. Thank you!
> Well, yes, somewhere you do need to get the necessary differentiation.
> If you rather want to do it by a configure argument
