an ugly death when it's present. I guess I need to figure out how
to write an autoconf test to figure out the libtool version. Any
suggestions welcome - I'm certainly no autoconf wizard!
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XXLINK'
The command used to actually link a C++ program.
So is this a bug in the autotools, a case of "error between seat and
keyboard", or something else?
(I'm using automake 1.9.3 and autoconf 2.59 FWIW.)
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gt; Many thanks in advance,
I've been wondering about this as well. Anyone have an answer?
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ough) and the answer was to kill all of the autogenerated "stuff" - all
Makefile.in files, Makefiles, libtool, ltmain.sh, config.sub, etc and
regenerate completely fresh. Once I did this everything worked.
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ently
in linux it is not doing this, but on the FreeBSD box I'm using - same
version of automake - when I run "autoreconf -i", autoheader overwrites my
template and suddenly stuff is missing from it. Is there a way to supply
my own template and keep autoheader from writing one for m
1.8.5
autoconf 2.59
libtool 1.5.6
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r generate the .in file? If you
have a quick pointer to where this is documented I would appreciate it.
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rpedConfig.h.in])
Normally this works fine. But I have noticed that if I manually run
"autoheader" the file WarpedConfig.h.in gets overwritten. And occasionally
it happens with "autoreconf -i" as well.
Am I do something wrong, missing something, or is this a feature I don't
unde
that this feature is supposed to already exist
(I assume that this behaviour is a regression of some sort.) In fact, I
assumed it would also turn on the "-+" flag for me given the way it
currently reads. As it stands I had to supply my own rules for running
flex.
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mething very close to this works for libtool libraries. I suppose it
could have other unintended effects, though.
Later,
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dir)/superdummy.la
Then I get errors...
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ies. So I wind up having to modify LD_LIBRARY_PATH
> before running these wrapper scripts.
Have you tried adding "libfoo_la_LIBADD=-lone -ltwo" to add these
dependencies to your libraries, and "foo_LDADD=-lone -ltwo" to add them to
your executables?
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ry that they both
depend on, is this the only way?
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FIG_H
#define FOO_CONFIG_H
inline
const string &
getSshPath(){
static const string sshPath = "@SSH@";
return sshPath;
}
#endif
What's the missing link here? The documentation would lead me to believe
that @SSH@ should be AC_SUBSTed into /usr/bin/ssh.
Thanks,
Dale
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endif
>
> which config.h lacks - because it's not supposed to be installed anyway :)
OK, that was one of those things I had wondered about as well :-)
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this problem went away. I see no way to turn off these
symbols though, and I'm feeling like I'm missing some fundamental concept
here.
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Dale
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