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Nikos Chantziaras wrote: |
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> On 08/11/2009 11:42 PM, Thomas Kahle wrote: |
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>> Hi, |
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>> I'm having some autotools trouble. In an ebuild I use sed to modify |
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>> configure.ac with something like |
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>> sed "s/\"-lntl\"/\"-lntl\" \"-lgf2x -lntl\"/" -i "${S}/configure.ac" |
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>> make configure is run by the ebuild after this! |
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> "make configure"? Don't you need eautoreconf? |
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I dont know. I suppose not. How this package is supposed to be compiled is: |
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make configure |
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configure |
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make |
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make install |
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since I do the sed'ing of configure.ac before 'make configure' (which |
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created 'configure' script in the first place) I assume that eautoreconf |
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is not needed. I still tried it in 'various places' but no success. Let |
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me say again that I checked that the configure script is actually |
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modified and running the parts of the ebuild outside of portage works as |
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it should. |
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Thomas Kahle |
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The fundamental theorem of algebra is open source. Like any other |
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mathematical theorem it can be applied free of charge and everybody |
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has access to its proof and can convince himself how it works. Why |
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should software be any different? |