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Re: A question about autoconf.
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Akim Demaille |
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Re: A question about autoconf. |
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24 May 2002 09:23:13 +0200 |
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>>>>> "George" == George R Goffe <address@hidden> writes:
George> Howdy (bonjour),
Hi,
Please, always write to project lists, not people.
George> I'm continually having problems building code that uses
George> autoconf (configure) and I was wondering if my idea to resolve
George> this would work and be accepted by the "world".
George> I build versioned code based on the os level (i.e.,
George> /usr/lsd/SunOS.5.8). Currently I'm supporting several solaris
George> versions but I have also done this for linux and IRIX. The
George> problem I have is that I try to build software and would like
George> very much to get the configure script to look always in the
George> --prefix= location first for the tools/utilities that it uses
George> or maybe I could provide configure with a specific set of
George> search locations in a file (?) I may have other versions of
George> these "things" on my system and would like to be able to use
George> the ones I want to use.
prefix is really a different beast. You should browse the Autoconf
documentation and look for config.site, and set the proper variables
there if you want to avoid specify CFLAGS, LDFLAGS etc. each time.
George> Right now, I have a binutils distribution in my /usr/local
George> which breaks other software that I use or build. What I have
George> to do is rename the /usr/local directory before building/using
George> the software. To say the least, this is rather inelegant.
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