Hello,
I'm trying to get GStreamer to autogen properly on Solaris, but automake
fails.
I get a lot these warnings:
configure.ac:425: invalid unused variable name: `GST_PLUGIN_LDFLAGS'
And using -v I see that these are caused by a bunch of Makefile.am files
where that variable indeed is not us
Hey Richard,
> This appears to work correctly with automake 1.6.1a (current CVS 1.6
> branch). (and autoconf 2.53, if that's relevant). I'm not sure when the
> fix went in.
>
> > I would like to know what is the best way to override this so that it also
> > uses automake-1.5.
> >
> > Any sugg
Hi,
I work on GStreamer and it's build infrastructure.
GStreamer requires automake 1.5 because we use per-target flags.
Now that Red Hat 7.3 has an automake-1.5 binary and a regular automake
binary, I provided options to autogen.sh to specify a different automake
binary. It does this perfect
I hope it's ok to ask here, since i'm not sure if this is an autoconf or
automake issue.
I have an AUTHORS file, and I pull it in in configure.in like this :
AUTHORS=`cat AUTHORS`
AC_DEFINE_UNQUOTED(AUTHORS, "$AUTHORS")
AC_SUBST(AUTHORS)
When AUTHORS is more than one line, of course this doe
Hi,
Thanks for your reply...
> Thomas> So we started shipping .m4 files from these libraries
> Thomas> in a separate m4 directory.
>
> ... and whenever you make a new release you will have to make
> sure those fallback macros have not been used accidentally?
Well, it's easy to see that they'
Hi,
I've recently gotten more involved with autoconf and automake because I
cleaned up build issues for GStreamer, a multimedia framework. I'm rather
new to autotools so I probably make a lot of mistakes along the way.
Anyway, I first have some questions on "the right thing to do".
First of
