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Re: nearly there... yet another question first
From: |
Tom Tromey |
Subject: |
Re: nearly there... yet another question first |
Date: |
06 Apr 2001 12:19:20 -0600 |
>>>>> "Robert" == Robert Collins <address@hidden> writes:
Robert> Now automake --foreign in the root of the source tree (uhmm,thats
Robert> ../../../../../ ) complains about a missing compile
Robert> script. --add-missing installs compile in the leaf branch.
Robert> Commenting out the _CFLAGS line removes the complaint.
Robert> Why doesn't it install compile in the top_srcdir?
The code that decides where to find these programs is hacky.
Try putting the compile program in the top directory, remove it from
the leaf directory, and re-run automake. Maybe it won't complain.
Robert> Is the relationship between compile and using _CFLAGS a guaranteed
Robert> thing, or is there something elsewhere in the project (configure.in
Robert> etc ) that could remove the need for compile?
The former. Using _CFLAGS like that requires a compiler that
understands `-c -o'. Some don't, and compile is a wrapper for those.
At some point we should just stop supporting compilers that lose that
badly.
Tom