Hi, Keith Packard <kei...@keithp.com> (26/02/2011): > I read through the automake docs and they suggest placing a > dependency on the generated configuration header file. We've got > several, but there's the auto-generated do-not-use-config.h which > holds all of the cpp defines which sdksyms.c may use. > > I think this is what we want: […]
at least, this fixes the issue I was having. Steps to reproduce: git checkout master git clean -xdf autoreconf -vfi ./configure make dist # elsewhere tar xf $tarball cd $directory ./configure --disable-xv With master → fails, master + your patch → works. Accordingly: Tested-by: Cyril Brulebois <k...@debian.org> Also, the generated sdksyms.c lands in the build directory, meaning one can happily do stuff like: mkdir build1 build2 (cd build1 && ../configure --disable-stuff) (cd build2 && ../configure --enable-stuff) make -C build1 make -C build2 And even “make” build1 and build2 in parallel. (FYI, that's what we do in Debian: we build two flavours; one regular, one for the debian-installer; with a configuration phase, then a build phase; hence my issues with --disable-xv and the like. ;)) Thanks. KiBi.
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