From: Don A. <dal...@us...> - 2002-03-21 15:35:21
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If someone has experience with with building more standard source trees, I would appreciate some help. The current directory structure does not use the standard GNU tools, such as automake. Support for autoconf and configure.in is really basic. If someone who has experience with this can kind of help me clean this up, I would appreciate it. I've had some problems because the standard tools don't seem to like the Python/Perl type of approach - they seem to be more geared to C and C++. -- Don Allingham dal...@us... http://gramps.sourceforge.net |
From: Derek N. <de...@gn...> - 2002-03-21 17:26:48
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Have you tried the setup tools from distutils (though they are pain to deal with). Also the GNU build tools recently added python support. You are 100% correct that automake and friends are not exactly 'friendly' with python programs. I will try to grab cvs over the weekend and look at things. -Derek On 21 Mar 2002, Don Allingham wrote: > If someone has experience with with building more standard source trees, > I would appreciate some help. The current directory structure does not > use the standard GNU tools, such as automake. Support for autoconf and > configure.in is really basic. > > If someone who has experience with this can kind of help me clean this > up, I would appreciate it. I've had some problems because the standard > tools don't seem to like the Python/Perl type of approach - they seem to > be more geared to C and C++. > > |