On Tuesday 01 April 2008, Milan wrote: > As I have just reinstalled my system, I needed to run ./bootstrap again, > and to install manually autotools and the like. Tweaking aclocal, > autoreconf and automake commands, I noticed that with both GNUnet and > gnunet-gtk, automake-1.10 was working as well as -1.8 that was set as > required in the README.debian file; so I updated this file accordingly. > > In gnunet-gtk though, the ./bootstrap file explicitely sets the automake > version to 1.8. Removing this so that 1.10 is used was not a problem for > me. Should I remove these instructions for the file so that the life of > all future developers (and ours BTW) is made simpler? Or are you aware > of issues that could be raised by that?
No issues, I just had problems with 1.9 at some point, hence the hard-coding. I don't think it is required anymore. > The autotools part has always been for me the hardest one, thus I hope > we can make it as easy as possible. ;-) We should ;-). Christian _______________________________________________ GNUnet-developers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnunet-developers
