I\'ve got a Subversion project that uses Gnu Autotools (i.e., automake, autoconf, and libtool) to manage source code within a subfolder (called \'subpackage\').The subpackage references source files t
I\'m writing my own unit testing library (using autoconf, automake, and libtool) to better fit my needs (I don\'t need a super large amount of features, just a test runner and assertions). I have开发者
Autoconf scripts have trouble with a filename or pathname with spaces.For example, ./configure CPPFLAGS=\"-I\\\"/path with space\\\"\"
Greetings. I am trying to create an autoconf configure script that automatically checks for which pthread option to use and, ideally, specifies -pthread when compiling with gcc.
How do you set the order of libraries in automake? In my am file I have something like: myprog_DEPENDENCIES = adhoc-target
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What is the best way to auto detect library dependencies in a C/C++ project? I have a project where I have all the dependencies on the machine. It builds and runs. Now I want to put together a autoto