Re: CVS configure.in is broken

[Brian Jones]

Patrik Reali <address@hidden> writes:

> The problem with --disable-gtk-peer is that it works for the compilation,
> but GTK must be installed anyway, otherwise aclocal fails.
> 
> In practice, I would have to install GTK-2 just to be able to configure the
> package _not_ to use GTK-2.
> 
> To avoid this, I used to remove the GTK, GLIB, and LIBART stuff in the
> configure.in file (from line 121 to line 148) before aclocal and eventually
> configured classpath with --disable-gtk.peer. It's a hack , but it works for
> me.

Right, as a rule we don't check in generated files.  To avoid this
problem we'd have to check in the generated aclocal.m4.

Brian
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Brian Jones <address@hidden>