When I use AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE, it makes use of _AM_SET_OPTIONS, which
uses AC_FOREACH, which is deprecated in autoconf and referenced in the
autoconf manual as deprecated. I thought I was using all of the
"latest and greatest" tools. Has this been updated? If so, how/where
do I get the update?
Hello,
* NotFound wrote on Mon, Feb 18, 2008 at 10:43:00PM CET:
> > > Recently, I converted the project over to using Autotools and am
> > > wondering if there is a portable way to instruct automake to generate
> > > Makefiles that build code while treating all encountered warnings as
> > > errors
NotFound wrote:
> By the way, including -Werror in CFLAGS at configure time breaks
> several automake and autoconf tests. This is a shame, but I suppose it
> will be almost impossible to make all tests warning-free.
Like some of the other respondants have said, you need to be careful
that you don
> > Recently, I converted the project over to using Autotools and am
> > wondering if there is a portable way to instruct automake to generate
> > Makefiles that build code while treating all encountered warnings as
> > errors?
> Probably so, and I'm sure Ralf will know what it is. However, this i
jasond wrote:
Recently, I converted the project over to using Autotools and am
wondering if there is a portable way to instruct automake to generate
Makefiles that build code while treating all encountered warnings as
errors?
Probably so, and I'm sure Ralf will know what it is. However, this i
Hi all,
I am a newbie, so bare with me if this is a simple question. I recently had
a project that used a local Makefile that I wrote. Among my options for the
compiler (in this case g++) were -Wall and -Werror. Recently, I converted
the project over to using Autotools and am wondering if ther
