>--[Richard Eckart]--<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > I'm not on IRC. Obtaining my ICQ number is trivial. I explained several
> > times. I can't get any slower.
> So what. Obtaining an IRC client and joining on #gtk-gnutella is trivial
> too. Plus that you can have an easier multiparty chat (not all ICQ
> clients support that).
You're right on that one. It's just I never liked IRC.
> None of the developers knew much about autoconf or automake. It was just enough
> to get the whole stuff work more or less and to add the occasional check and
> parameter, mostly by copy/pasteing the config code from other packages.
Actually, the documentation of autoconf and automake is not that bad. But
unfortunately there are a lot badly written configure.in's out there.
> Actually I wonder... if you are so fond of autostuff and are able to make it
> work... can't you simply create autostuff stuff and have that put into cvs
> in parallel to the metaconfig stuff? That would make it possible for everybody
> to use the building system of his/her choice.
I believe that it's not possible to make the cross-compilation work with
metaconfig (I'll leave it to Rapha�l to prove me wrong), so this is what I
did. Unfortunately, metaconfig uses a different naming style for the macros
it defines, and somehow I doubt that Rapha�l wants to modify metaconfig to
generate the same macro names as autoconf does.
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