[java-gnome-hackers] test for libgcj in configure

[Luca De R. <pie...@li...>]

Hi,
I had to amend some of the build scripts to compile j-g without errors.
I know this work could be done after 1st of March and that we need a
more sophisticated build process, but in the meanwhile this hack makes
possible to compile the library on Fedora1.

in aclocal.m4:
GCJ_JAR=`(test -d /usr/share/local/java && find /usr/local/share/java -name libgcj-?.?.?.jar) || (test -d /usr/share/java && find /usr/share/java -name libgcj-?.?.?.jar)`

it's crystal clear that the above will fail when libgcj-?.?.?.jar is not
in the scanned dirs and/or when there are multiple version of libgcj
installed.

Also when installing the doc-core/faq and the doc-gnome/tutorial, it
wants to copy an index.html file and a tutorial.html file while I've got
a t1.html and a book1.html.
So I've corrected this too, but I'm afraid that it could be my docbook
or something that generated the file with a different name.
I've modified these files: 

doc-core/Makefile.in.in

# Install targets
install: faq api
        -$(INSTALL) -d -m755
$(DESTDIR)$(datadir)/doc/java-gnome-$(apiversion)/doc/core/
        $(INSTALL) -m644 build-faq/t1.html
			 # this    ^^     is the only thing I've changed			
 $(DESTDIR)$(datadir)/doc/java-gnome-$(apiversion)/doc/core/faq.html

Similar for doc-gnome/Makefile.in.in

Should I commit these changes?

-- 
Luca De Rugeriis <pie...@li...>