Re: install-strip and bin_SCRIPTS

2001-06-21 Thread Alexandre Duret-Lutz
>>> "Emil" == Emil Ong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: [...] Emil> % autoconf Emil> % ./configure --prefix=/sandbox/onge/am-test-install Emil> creating cache ./config.cache I could not reproduce it until I see this line, which indicates Autoconf 2.13. It works fine with Autoconf 2.50.

Re: install-strip and bin_SCRIPTS

2001-06-20 Thread Emil Ong
Ok, sure. I made a directory called am-test and put these files in it: Makefile.am -- bin_SCRIPTS = myscript configure.in - AC_INIT(myscript) AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE(am-test, 1.0) AC_OUTPUT(Makefile) myscript - #!/bin/sh echo "Hello, World"

Re: install-strip and bin_SCRIPTS

2001-06-20 Thread Tom Tromey
> "Emil" == Emil Ong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Emil> I'm sorry, I'm using the latest CVS. I just updated this Emil> morning. I'm still getting the same error (File format not Emil> recognized) with install-strip. Ok, there's definitely something wrong here. But without a test case I don'

Re: install-strip and bin_SCRIPTS

2001-06-20 Thread Emil Ong
I'm sorry, I'm using the latest CVS. I just updated this morning. I'm still getting the same error (File format not recognized) with install-strip. Do I need to refresh any scripts? I deleted install-sh and ran automake --add-missing --copy, but that didn't fix it either. Thanks, Emil On 19

Re: install-strip and bin_SCRIPTS

2001-06-19 Thread Tom Tromey
> "Emil" == Emil Ong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Emil> In a project that I'm working on, I have both scripts and Emil> executables. The scripts are Bourne shell and awk and I tell Emil> automake about them with bin_SCRIPTS. When I do a make Emil> install-strip, the Makefile also tries to st

install-strip and bin_SCRIPTS

2001-06-19 Thread Emil Ong
Hi, In a project that I'm working on, I have both scripts and executables. The scripts are Bourne shell and awk and I tell automake about them with bin_SCRIPTS. When I do a make install-strip, the Makefile also tries to strip the scripts, but fails and halts all progress. Is there something th