Hello,
Can SMakefile be deleted?
Remaining issues are:
* The cunit/ directory is proving resistant to automakification, but
successfully builds and runs unit tests.
I will rewrite cunit/Makefile.in to cunit/Makefile.am, for the purposes
of having "make dist" including the files from there (and eliminate
configure.ac:SIEVE_LIBS, SIEVE_OBJS and SIEVE_TESTSOURCES).
Do we need "make snapshot" in addition to "make dist"?
Then for "make dist" I think the only missing piece is the generation of
xversion.h . The file contains the git-commit-ID used, the date, and
the distance from the last stable branch, created with
@echo "#define _CYRUS_VERSION \"git$(PACKAGE_VERSION)+`git
log --pretty=oneline $(PACKAGE_NAME)-$(PACKAGE_VERSION)..HEAD | wc
-l`\"" >> snapshot/$(PACKAGE_NAME)-$(GIT_VERSION)/xversion.h
and a first line with a comment, containing either "/* Release
$(PACKAGE_NAME)-$(PACKAGE_VERSION) */" when the file is created by "make
dist(-git)", or "/* Development version */" in case of "make xversion.h"
or "/* $(PACKAGE_NAME)-$(PACKAGE_VERSION) */" in case of "make snapshot".
Can this distinction of the first comment line of xversion.h be
abolished, in the name of having a single place to generate xversion.h
and how do you think it shall be generated? By make-rule (run
explicitly), by git hook (which everybody working with git has to
install locally) or by some other ways?
Afterwards snapshot: and dist(-git): targets from Makefile.am can be
removed.
Със здраве
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