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      From: Ludwig N. <l-...@us...> - 2004-11-23 18:05:42
      
     
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Steven Hartland wrote: > Nope autoconf doesnt seem to be a standard tool so I'd say we best > avoid it: > > steven@besson [steven] autoconf > bash: autoconf: command not found > > root@dev1:installs> autoconf > autoconf: Command not found. > > root@yoda:qstat2> ./autogen.sh > + which autoreconf > + aclocal > aclocal: not found > + autoconf > autoconf: not found > + autoheader > autoheader: not found > + automake automake/autoconf are standard GNU development tools and they are probably just as annoying as useful sometimes. The reasons I want it for are at least, make dist, make distcheck, the standard install target and the automatic dependency rules it generates. When I asked last month the only concern was that it may not work on Windows, therefore I added a simple Makefile.w32 for that. Note that you do not need automake or autoconf if you compile the released version. Only the CVS doesn't contain configure etc since those files are automatically generated. cu Ludwig -- (o_ Ludwig Nussel //\ V_/_ PGP Key: FF8135CE  |