On Sun, 1 Jul 2001, Derrick J Brashear wrote:
> Consider that every feature that can only be enabled at compile time will
> already be adding a switch. How many switches can we reasonably expect the
> configure; make; make install crowd (who already can't make install, but
> that can be fixed, even if it's cheap) to deal with?
Something I've seen done in at least one case where many configure-time
switches are available is use of a config.site file. You put all your
favorite config options in config.site and save it in $prefix. Next
time you do a build you start with ./configure --prefix=whatever, and
configure grabs config.site from $prefix and includes all the options
specified there.
-Mitch
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