Stephan Witt wrote:
> It has to be passed from outside to configure.
> Like ./configure --aspell-framework-name=Aspell.framework
>
> Currently I cannot do that (missing knowledge) and so I do
> CPPFLAGS="-DASPELL_FRAMEWORK=Aspell.framework" ./configure
> instead.
i dont have the knowledge either
Am 13.04.2010 um 11:35 schrieb Jean-Marc Lasgouttes:
> Stephan Witt writes:
>
>> I'm looking for a tighter coupling of the build script and the compiled code.
>> There has to be a strict coherence between the strings the build script uses
>> and the strings for runtime lookup by LyX binary. So I
Stephan Witt writes:
> I'm looking for a tighter coupling of the build script and the compiled code.
> There has to be a strict coherence between the strings the build script uses
> and the strings for runtime lookup by LyX binary. So I want to pass a define
> here. To convert it to a string I co
Am 13.04.2010 um 09:03 schrieb Sam Liddicott:
> Your stringify looks ok.
Yes, I have tested it and it works.
But I know there are guys out there who are not comfortable with preprocessor
"hacks".
So I'm asking for an alternate solutions if it exists...
> -DSTR_ASPELL_FRAMEWORK="x.y" probably
Your stringify looks ok.
-DSTR_ASPELL_FRAMEWORK="x.y" probably didn't work because of the shell
eating the quotation marks.
-DSTR_ASPELL_FRAMEWORK='"x.y"' might have worked as far as invoking the
makefile, but when it invoked the compiler you may then loose the
remaining quote marks (unless
