Re: ultrix and 'missing'?

Here's the current info. % make ... make[2]: Leaving directory `/pogo/users/stenn/ntp/A.rackety/librsaref' Making all in libntp make[2]: Entering directory `/pogo/users/stenn/ntp/A.rackety/libntp' source='a_md5encrypt_.c' object='a_md5encrypt_.o' libtool=no \ depfile='.deps/a_md5encrypt_.Po' tmpd

RE: using libtool with Oracle Pro*C precompiler

Tom, Thanks you very much for the quick help. I made the changes that you suggested and my makefile.am now looks like: * start makefile.am * AUTOMAKE_OPTIONS = foreign lib_LTLIBRARIES = libGenericTCP.la libGenericTCP_la_SOURCES = db_dequeue_generic_tcp_msg.pc db_enqueue_generic_tcp_ms

Re: using libtool with Oracle Pro*C precompiler

> "Rod" == Keenan, Rod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Rod> I'm using automake 1.4 and libtool 1.3. 1.4 handled BUILT_SOURCES in a fairly dumb way. I would recommend not using BUILT_SOURCES with that automake. Rod> BUILT_SOURCES = db_dequeue_generic_tcp_msg.c db_enqueue_generic_tcp_msg.c make

using libtool with Oracle Pro*C precompiler

I'm relatively new to using automake and libtool but have been able to get them working with regular C files. I'm having trouble with .pc files that need to be precompiled with Oracle ProC. I'm using automake 1.4 and libtool 1.3. My makefile.am contains the following which I put together after

Re: Automake release

On Thursday 10 May 2001 7:17 pm, you wrote: > Gary> Except 1.4-p1a isn't an alpha release number under your new > Gary> versioning rules. Are you sure that is okay? > > Yeah, it's fine. Okay. Done. But it does raise the general problem of how to differentiate between alpha releases and full

Re: ultrix and 'missing'?

> "Harlan" == Harlan Stenn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Harlan> And is another problem that the rules that handle ansi2knr Harlan> conversion create an empty foo_.c file if ansi2knr doesn't Harlan> exist? It is possible. I don't know. Tom

Re: ultrix and 'missing'?

> "Harlan" == Harlan Stenn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Harlan> Does one of the bugs have to do with being unable to find ansi2knr? Nope. The known bugs are in gnats (none of which have to do with ansi2knr) and some existing xfailed tests. Harlan> Looks like a dependency is wrong/missing an

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Re: ultrix and 'missing'?

And is another problem that the rules that handle ansi2knr conversion create an empty foo_.c file if ansi2knr doesn't exist? Harlan

Re: ultrix and 'missing'?

Does one of the bugs have to do with being unable to find ansi2knr? Looks like a dependency is wrong/missing and it's not being built. Harlan