Re: [sleuthkit-developers] autoconf sk

[Brian C. <ca...@sl...>]

Thanks Michael.  This will be my motivation to start to learn autoconf 
and finish it up.

thanks,
brian

Michael Cohen wrote:
> Hi Brian,
>   I had a bit of time this evening to have a first poke at sk with autoconf. I
>   have posted what I have at the moment on:
> 
> http://pyflag.sourceforge.net/misc/sk_autoconf.tgz
> 
>   Its far from finished but is a good start, still left to do:
>   - Remove all the os dependent defines in various .h files
> 
>   - Make lots of stuff optional (e.g. libewf support etc).
>   
>   - Decide what is to be installed and where when users do make install - users
>   can always use --prefix to install to a stand alone directory or they may
>   choose to install to the system.  There is probably little point have bin,
>   lib etc in the top build tree when they will be installed to the prefix
>   anyway.
>   
>   - Fine tune what will be included in the distribution tar ball - then you can
>   do a make dist-gz to get a sleuthkit.tar.gz ready to ship.
> 
>   You can check the differences between the tar ball i made and sk-2.05 using
>   meld for example.
> 
>   Michael.
> 
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