Re: Problem with configure

[EMAIL PROTECTED] would have been better than [EMAIL PROTECTED] This has little to do with automake. I reply to this list, because from [EMAIL PROTECTED] came no feedback. All good, configure runs wiht no problems. But after compilaiton 'make install' fails to copy everything to its

Re: Automake 1.7 Bug?

sbd == Drummonds, Scott B [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: [...] sbd A quick search of the net leads me to believe that this may be a 1.7 bug sbd related to a large number of files in AC_OUTPUT for which there is no sbd workaround (besides a version upgrade). Would someone *please* tell me sbd

Re: AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE Call in Automake 1.7

sbd == Drummonds, Scott B [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: [...] sbd Also, what exactly is the difference between --acdir and -I? Please see section `Macro search path' of the manual. -- Alexandre Duret-Lutz

Re: Handling Tools that Produce Many Outputs

Oren == Oren Ben-Kiki [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: [...] Oren I think it would make a good side note to the Oren documentation - either saying it is limited to GNU Make, Oren or explaining why it doesn't work (even though the manual Oren implies it should). Thanks for the suggestion. I've

How to reflect variables like sysconfdir in an executable.

Greetings. I am working on a project where the executable is a Python script, so no building is required. However, since it has to read a configuration file, like /etc/file, my script needs to be modified so that the sysconfdir directory is reflected somewhere. Are there any means with

Re: How to reflect variables like sysconfdir in an executable.

On Sun, 15 Feb 2004, Hans Deragon wrote: I am working on a project where the executable is a Python script, so no building is required. However, since it has to read a configuration file, like /etc/file, my script needs to be modified so that the sysconfdir directory is reflected

Re: How to reflect variables like sysconfdir in an executable.

Bob Friesenhahn wrote: On Sun, 15 Feb 2004, Hans Deragon wrote: I am working on a project where the executable is a Python script, so no building is required. However, since it has to read a configuration file, like /etc/file, my script needs to be modified so that the sysconfdir directory is

Re: How to reflect variables like sysconfdir in an executable.

Bob Friesenhahn wrote: On Sun, 15 Feb 2004, Hans Deragon wrote: Thanks. It almost works. The problem is that it substitute @datadir@ with ${prefix}/share. That is not right. ${prefix} must be expanded. Python does not understand ${prefix}. Any suggestions? In should be something like

Re: How to reflect variables like sysconfdir in an executable.

On Sun, 15 Feb 2004, Hans Deragon wrote: Thanks. It almost works. The problem is that it substitute @datadir@ with ${prefix}/share. That is not right. ${prefix} must be expanded. Python does not understand ${prefix}. Any suggestions? In should be something like /usr/share in my script.

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