"Dave Korn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I always thought that if you want to build a "normal" package, i.e. one that
> "will run on the machine on which you are doing the build" - what I've always
> referred to as "a native build", you simply don't specify anything at all
> (well, don't specify any of the --{build,host,target} trio, to be exact).
Yes. Unless you need to specify the specific OS version you want to
build for.
> But yeh, I get the part about how it now assumes that if you're specifying a
> --host, you must be doing a cross-build, because if --host was the same as
> --build, you wouldn't specify either ...
Yes. That is new autoconf behaviour with 2.59.
Ian
