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On Tue, 2002-07-16 at 00:28, Tom Tromey wrote:
> To be fair, sometimes one is forced to use tools one might prefer not
> to. For instance, suppose you need to do some work on gcc. Well,
> some directories in gcc use automake. If you hate automake, what can
> you do? Historically the answer is
Bruno Haible wrote:
>>gettext.m4 doesn't set BUILD_INCLUDED_GETTEXT or
>>USE_INCLUDED_GETTEXT (to 'no') when 'external' is specified; the
>>variables are left unspec'ed. **probably** not a problem -- unless
>>you gettextize in order to work around the automake bug, like I did
>> -- in which case
Charles Wilson wrote:
> gettext.m4 doesn't set BUILD_INCLUDED_GETTEXT or
> USE_INCLUDED_GETTEXT (to 'no') when 'external' is specified; the
> variables are left unspec'ed. **probably** not a problem -- unless
> you gettextize in order to work around the automake bug, like I did
> -- in which cas
Hi Grzegorz,
>>> "Grzegorz" == Grzegorz Jakacki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Grzegorz> I am using Automake 1.6 / Autoconf 2.53 / Libtool 1.4.2.
[...]
Grzegorz> foo_SOURCES = $(SRCS)
Grzegorz> foo_pure_SOURCES = $(SRCS)
Grzegorz> libfoo_la_SOURCES = $(SRCS)
[...]
Grzegorz> I do not under
