In an established autotools-managed project which is almost always built with GCC, I decided to try using LLVM clang as a g++ substitute, but found that it falls over on a personally-written header ch
how 开发者_如何学Pythoncan I tell configure to check for version >= x.y of a given Haskell package?
Creating bin program is really easy using autotools I need to just define two files. `Makefile.am\' bin_PROGRAMS = hello
I need a place to install libraries in a linux box I have no su access to. I\'m using ~/local[/bin,/lib,/include], but I don\'t know how can I tell ./configure to look for libraries there (par开发者_运
I\'m creating a project and using GNU Autoconf tools to do the configuring and making. I\'ve set up all my library checking and header file checking but can\'t seem to figure out how to check if an ex
Let\'s say I want to have the generate makefile pass some specific header paths to g++. What do I need to 开发者_运维问答add to configure.ac or Makefile.am to specify this?
How can I pass a string 开发者_Go百科verbatim from autoconf.ac to automake.am. Example, in autoconf.ac, I\'d like to give MYPATH = \"-I$MYENVPATH -I$SOMEOTHERPATH\" and subsequently, get MYPATH exac
Nowdays I\'m just trying to build libsamperate from sourc开发者_StackOverflowe using MSYS on Windows, but i meet a configure checking problem I\'ve installed FFTW & libsndfile before, their includ
I\'m trying to debug an autotools problem for an open-source project, which is failing at the configure step.I\'d like to see the code/executable that configure is trying to run.
Is there a standard or good way of avoiding declared constants being named the same as a defined constant.