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Guillaume Melquiond schrieb:
> On 2009/2/22, Mark de Wever wrote:
>> Which leaves the question who still uses autotools and want to keep using 
>> that.
> 
> I still use it; and I intend to keep using it as long as it works.
> 
> 1. If it was broken, I wouldn't mind it being removed.
> 2. If the goal was to have only one single build system in the end, I
> wouldn't mind either.
> 
> But neither seem to hold. So I don't really see the point in removing it.

The point is *really* simple:

To generate a tarball that works for endusers when using autotools, autotools
have to be used to generate it, or there is no plan configure file. No way to
just use svn export and be done. This would be the case when completely relying
on scons and/or cmake, nothing extra is needed for those to work.
For autotools at least autogen has to be run and the "stray files" have to be
removed before bundling.
So personally I want to get rid of autotools since it will make releasing a
while lot easier for me.

Beside this some days ago there was already a report of autotools at least being
broken on some mac osx systems (once upon the time autotools were working nicely
on OSX, too). Personally I think that noone really wants to look into any of
those possible upcoming bug reports, especially if we change any dependencies.

Cheers,
Nils Kneuper aka Ivanovic
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