> > A simpler solution would be to ship a xenomai.m4 to be used > > as a acinclude.m4 in every project using Xenomai. But I > > have had very bad experiences with aclocal in that use > > case. aclocal is quite buggy. And it would be more > > confortable for projects it is were immediately available > > after installing Xenomai. > > Yes, this was the original plan, but there are still many > things on our todo list before that.
I found a better solution, that could be a replacement for both a xenomai.m4 trick, and the xeno-config script: pkg-config. http://pkgconfig.freedesktop.org/wiki/ There are packages for pkgconfig in both Debian and RedHat, AFAIK, and surely for all other distribs. I will look into making a xenomai.pc file. > DESTDIR is used by xeno-config the same way it is used by > Makefiles. When you compiled Xenomai for a target and > installed it with DESTDIR=/home/romain/target, you have to set > DESTDIR in xeno-config environment so that it outputs > -I/home/romain/target/usr/realtime/include and > -L/home/romain/target/usr/realtimeLib. > > Since it is a rather obscure functionality, it probably > deserves an explanation. Ok, done. Please apply patches #472 and #474: https://gna.org/patch/index.php?func=detailitem&item_id=472 https://gna.org/patch/index.php?func=detailitem&item_id=474 -- Romain Lenglet
