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On 10/07/2010 05:41 AM, Willie Wong wrote: |
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> On Thu, Oct 07, 2010 at 04:01:14AM -0400, dhk wrote: |
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>> I thought all the auto tools were in the autotoolset, that's not the |
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>> case. It looks like the only tool I use in autotoolset is acmkdir. If |
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>> I remove autotoolset, how can I get acmkdir back? Even though it's not |
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>> necessary, it's a nice tool for starting a project. |
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> I have somewhat of a suspicious that `acmkdir' may be just a shell |
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> script? (Never used it, so I don't know.) If so then you can just find |
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> it on your system and copy it to /usr/local/bin or something like that |
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> (it possibly copies the templates from somewhere else, so you will |
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> need to find those also). |
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> Note that it may make use of deprecated autotool commands, and if not |
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> updated, may break in the future. |
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> HTH, |
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> W |
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Yes, it is a shell script. It makes the necessary files and directories |
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to get start a project. After running it with a name for your project |
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directory you get something like the following in that directory. |
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AUTHORS config COPYING m4 README src |
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autom4te.cache configure doc Makefile.am README.in THANKS |
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ChangeLog configure.ac INSTALL NEWS reconf |
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