Hello,
I have some difficulties to understand the AC_CHECK_LIB macro.
Using the argument for the function to be checked defines a
dummy header for the function so that the compiler does not
complain.
But in C++ the case is somewhat different if there are functions
residing in namespaces, such
Hi Steve,
I think the way you propose is the best alternative. Hoever, did you
come
up with some approach to clean up the documentation? As far as I know,
there is no such thing like a clean-hook...
Lars
"Steve M. Robbins" wrote:
>
> On the topic of automatically-generated documentation, how
Hello,
I started using automake/autoconf recently and it works out very well.
I also developed some macros for external packages (--with-xxx) which
are
required in our software. Mostly looking at 'examples' in the autoconf
macro
archive, I found that a useful macro only checks whether something c
