In a C/Java project, what is an appropriate way to manage the build? I was initially thinking building everything C with Autotools and everything in Java with Apache Ant and then have each builder \"
How can I check if gcc precompiled headers are supported with autoconf? Is there a macro like AC_CHECK_GCH? The project I\'m working on has a lot of templates and includes, I have tried writing a .h w
I\'m using autotools to build my system, which consists primarily of a library. On 64-bit Red Hat platforms, I need to be able to produce a library capable of working on 32-bit Red Hat platforms.
For man pages, I can install them by: man_MANS = \\ program.1 \\ program.5 Is there similar approach to install gettext mo files? like,
This link mentions wildcards as a way to automatically list the SOURCES and HEADERS in the Makefile.am file. It also mentions that some people write external scripts to generate those files.
I currently have a library written in C++, building with the GNU autotools, and I\'d like to add a Python interface to it.Using SWIG I have developed the interface, but I\'m having some trouble figuri
running the configure script for mozart oz gives me this: checking for stdint.h... (cached) yes checking for gethostbyaddr in -lnsl... no
I\'m trying to migrate a project to autotools, got stuck with integrating the third party libraries we use. Some work the basic way: (the following is in my configure.ac)
Suppose I want to include a library: #include <library.h> b开发者_C百科ut I\'m not sure it\'s installed in the system. The usual way is to use tool like autotools. Is there a simpler way in C
I use automake and autoc开发者_Go百科onf. In the subdirectory src/ the Makefile.am contains bin_PROGRAMS = hello
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