From: David B. <dav...@gm...> - 2010-06-08 19:57:16
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Hi Brendan, > So, if we are going to be changing the names, I vote for > "t4k_common.h". I just went ahead and changed the names in that fashion and pushed it to git. From a quick look at /usr/include on this machine, I saw 15 files with underscores in the names ("foo_bar.h") and only 2 with hyphens ("foo-bar.h"), so I think "t4k_common.h" would be more conventional. Using the "commonification" branch of tuxmath in git, now autotools works fine - just do the usual "autoreconf -i; ./configure; make; sudo make install" for t4kcommon, then the same for tuxmath, and the program builds, links, and runs successfully using t4kcommon as a shared lib. (Note that autoreconf now complains about my most recent configure.ac syntax, but it works fine if you just run it a second time. Will investigate). Using CMake, I still run into the error about missing "T4K_Sugar". Best, David |