[Adding libtool to Cc:, in case people there care about the
aux_dir discussion at the end of this mail.]
>>> "Robert" == Robert Boehne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Robert> Alexandre:
Robert> The "dir" file in ${prefix}/info is created by this command:
Robert> install-info --info-dir=/net/testme
Alexandre:
The "dir" file in ${prefix}/info is created by this command:
install-info --info-dir=/net/testme/info /net/testme/info/libtool.info
It makes sense that this file still exists after "make uninstall"
because unless it is alone in the directory, it should still exist.
The other files were
>>> "Robert" == Robert Boehne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
Robert> these files are installed by "make install",
Could you send the output of `make install', so we see exactly
when these files are installed?
Robert> which is run as a dependency of distcheck. Any ideas
Robert> why this
Alexandre,
Ok, I have Automake 1.7.2b, Autoconf 2.57, Texinfo 4.2 (also tried 4.5)
Make 3.79.1 and bash 2.05a.0(1)-release. I removed everything
in my libtool directory but the top-level "CVS" directory, then
did an update to get current cvs. ./bootstrap && ./configure \
--prefix=/net/testme &&
>>> "Robert" == Robert Boehne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Robert> Hello,
Robert> I have a problem with the beta, after bootstrapping a
Robert> fresh checkout of Libtool with Autoconf 2.57 and Automake
Robert> 1.7.2b, I get a make distcheck error. Apparently the
Robert> distcheck fails becaus
Hello,
I have a problem with the beta, after bootstrapping a
fresh checkout of Libtool with Autoconf 2.57 and Automake
1.7.2b, I get a make distcheck error. Apparently the
distcheck fails because files are left over in the
insallation directory after "make uninstall" is run.
Below are the offendi
