Hi Ralf
Either use
make -s LIBTOOLFLAGS=--silent
or
configure LIBTOOLFLAGS=--silent
or some nice hack to enable this automatically in configure.ac
mentioned in the discussion at that time[1].
Thanks. That's probably good enough.
Cheers, Ben
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I approached the Libtool maintainers with this request, who convinced me that
Automake was the right place to implement this. I would like Automake-generated
Makefiles to pass --quiet to libtool when make is invoked with -s.
At present, even when compiling with make -s, libtool echoes the commands
Bruce Korb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Then make it optional, please. Distributions already get too much
> bloat. The distributed tarball ought not have a change log that
> goes past the last previous major release. If someone is interested
> in more history than that, well, that is what CVS
Automake will currently include a file called "ChangeLog" in the
distribution. Many large projects use a scheme of appending a number
to ChangeLogs when the files are rotated. For example, GCC uses:
ChangeLog
ChangeLog.0
...
ChangeLog.10
Can I suggest that the list of matched files be e
> In another message, John Eaton seems to imply that there's already a
> "config" Savannah project that contains these files in CVS. In
> fact, I can find it there now that I know about it :).
Yes, that's correct.
Ben
These files are now checked out and placed in:
ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/config/
You can use this as a means of getting the latest versions if you'd rather
not bother with anonymous CVS.
Ben
