Re: Bootstrap script for CVS Automake

2002-09-20 Thread Pavel Roskin
> Pavel> Bootstrapping Automake from CVS is quite hard now, so > Pavel> this script would be useful. Please put it on CVS. No > Pavel> need to include it into distributions. > > If you have the time, please go ahead and commit it along with a > mention in HACKING. Done. The new section in

Re: Bootstrap script for CVS Automake

2002-09-20 Thread Alexandre Duret-Lutz
>>> "Pavel" == Pavel Roskin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: [...] Pavel> Bootstrapping Automake from CVS is quite hard now, so Pavel> this script would be useful. Please put it on CVS. No Pavel> need to include it into distributions. If you have the time, please go ahead and commit it along wi

Re: Bootstrap script for CVS Automake

2002-09-19 Thread Earnie Boyd
Bruce Korb wrote: > > Pavel Roskin wrote: > > > I won't object if this script is renamed to autogen.sh > > I will, tho. :-) I will too, unless you've used autogen to create it. Earnie.

Re: Bootstrap script for CVS Automake

2002-09-19 Thread Bruce Korb
Pavel Roskin wrote: > I won't object if this script is renamed to autogen.sh I will, tho. :-)

Re: Bootstrap script for CVS Automake

2002-09-19 Thread Pavel Roskin
> The attached script may seem gross, but it does its job - using just sed > and perl, it creates temporary aclocal and automake, which recreate > aclocal.m4 and Makefile.in in all directories, and the later are exactly > the same as those currently on CVS. I'm sorry, that was a preliminary versi

Bootstrap script for CVS Automake

2002-09-19 Thread Pavel Roskin
Hello! The attached script may seem gross, but it does its job - using just sed and perl, it creates temporary aclocal and automake, which recreate aclocal.m4 and Makefile.in in all directories, and the later are exactly the same as those currently on CVS. Bootstrapping Automake from CVS is quit