Kevin> This has the desired effect, except when using bash (2.04) for /bin/sh.
Kevin> The check-TESTS rule has
Kevin> for tst in $(TESTS) ; do
The automake coding standard prohibits this, but it looks like we
missed a spot. Thanks.
Kevin> I was also thinking it'd be good to print nothin
Using a CVS automake I recently had a directory where I wanted to run
some tests only if a certain configuration option is selected.
if SOME_OPTION
check_PROGRAMS = foo bar
TESTS = $(check_PROGRAMS)
endif
This has the desired effect, except when using bash (2.04)
> "Paul" == Paul D Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
jl> Well, at my site we have gcc-2.8.1 _and_ gcc-2.95.2, emacs-19.34
jl> _and_ emacs-20.2, etc.
Paul> Yes, but if you ever try to install them you'll see they install
Paul> as "emacs" and "gcc" by default.
It's been a long time since I ha
