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Refactor all the test case common code into shell functions in tests/defs, and move the various demo directories out of $top_srcdir, and into tests too. The refactoring showed up a number of inconsistencies and latent bugs, as well as fixing (I think!!) the long-standing annoyance with some of the tests giving spurious failures intermittently. While I was here, emacs kindly removed a lot of bogus whitespace and added copyright notices for us: * cdemo, demo, depdemo, f77demo, mdemo, mdemo2, pdemo, tagdemo: Moved from here... * tests/cdemo, tests/demo, tests/depdemo, tests/f77demo, tests/mdemo, tests/mdemo2, tests/pdemo, tests/tagdemo: ...to here. * tests/defs: Factor much common functionality from the test scripts into shell functions. Added a copyright notice. * tests/assign.test, tests/cdemo-conf.test, tests/cdemo-exec.test, tests/cdemo-make.test, tests/cdemo-shared.test, tests/cdemo-static.test, tests/demo-conf.test, tests/demo-deplibs.test, tests/demo-exec.test, tests/demo-inst.test, tests/demo-make.test, tests/demo-nofast.test, tests/demo-nopic.test, tests/demo-pic.test, tests/demo-shared.test, tests/demo-static.test, tests/demo-unst.test, tests/depdemo-conf.test, tests/depdemo-exec.test, tests/depdemo-inst.test, tests/depdemo-make.test, tests/depdemo-nofast.test, tests/depdemo-shared.test, tests/depdemo-static.test, tests/depdemo-unst.test, tests/f77demo-conf.test, tests/f77demo-exec.test, tests/f77demo-make.test, tests/f77demo-shared.test, tests/f77demo-static.test, tests/link-2.test, tests/link.test, tests/mdemo-conf.test, tests/mdemo-exec.test, tests/mdemo-inst.test, tests/mdemo-make.test, tests/mdemo-shared.test, tests/mdemo-static.test, tests/mdemo-unst.test, tests/mdemo2-conf.test, tests/mdemo2-exec.test, tests/mdemo2-make.test, tests/nomode.test, tests/pdemo-conf.test, tests/pdemo-exec.test, tests/pdemo-inst.test, tests/pdemo-make.test, tests/pdemo-unst.test, tests/quote.test, tests/sh.test, tests/suffix.test, tests/tagdemo-conf.test, tests/tagdemo-exec.test, tests/tagdemo-make.test, tests/tagdemo-shared.test, tests/tagdemo-static.test: Refactored to use new functions in tests/defs. Added a copyright notice. * tests/hardcode.test, noinst-link.test, tests/relink.test, tests/relink.test, tests/mdryrun.test: Ditto. Moved from here... * tests/demo-hardcode.test, demo-noinst-link.test, tests/demo-relink.test, tests/depdemo-relink.test, tests/mdemo-dryrun.test: ...to here respectively. * Makefile.am: Added a copyright notice. * tests/sh.test: Check libtoolize.in for non-portabilities too. * libtoolize.in: Fix non-portabilities found by tests/sh.test.
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## Makefile.am -- Process this file with automake to produce Makefile.in
##
A complete rewrite of the m4 code involved in the generation of libtool via config.status. The old way involved manually synchronising disparate bits of shell code in several macros, to quote a copy of a shell variable, put that in config.status, maybe add it to some quotation loops to prevent early expansion, and then add a block to _LT_CONFIG_COMMANDS to bring it into the libtool script. The new way is to mark shell variables for propogation using _LT_DECL for language independent variables, or _LT_TAGDECL for those that need to be propogated in several language flavours. The marking can be done in the macro that probes the variables, and this new m4 machinery takes care of synchronising all the other bits of code at autoconf time: * m4/ltsugar.m4: New file. Macros that are useful outside the context of libtool. Initially, contains some generalised list management macros, and the scaffolding for dictionary type data storage and retrieval. * Makefile.am (aclocal_macros): Install ltsugar.m4. * m4/libtool.m4 (_LT_DECL): Mark a shell variable for export to the libtool script, along with a comment, and hints for quoting and renaming. (_LT_TAGDECL): Similarly mark a tagged shell variable for export in each tag. (lt_decl_tag_varnames, lt_decl_quote_varnames) (lt_decl_dquote_varnames, lt_decl_varnames_tagged) (lt_decl_all_varnames): New utility macros for managing lists of shell variable names from _LT_DECL and _LT_TAGDECL. (_LT_CONFIG_STATUS_DECLARATIONS, _LT_CONFIG_STATUS_DECLARE): Expand to correctly quoted variable declarations in config.status from all marked shell variables. (_LT_LIBTOOL_DECLARE): Expand to commented and quoted variable declaration for libtool tag section. (_LT_LIBTOOL_CONFIG_VARS, _LT_LIBTOOL_TAG_VARS): Pass all marked variables to _LT_LIBTOOL_DECLARE. (_LT_CONFIG_COMMANDS): Use _LT_CONFIG_STATUS_DECLARATIONS and friends to generate all the variable passing shell code for config.status, to get marked variables from libtool.m4 into libtool itself eventually. (AC_LIBTOOL_CONFIG): Generate marked variable code for libtool tag configuration. Changed all client macros to mark variables suitably rather than the hand pasting that was necessary previously. (AC_PROG_SED): Renamed from LT_AC_PROG_SED. (LT_AC_PROG_SED): Wrap AC_PROG_SED, and mark shell variables for propogation to the libtool script.
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## Copyright (C) 2003, 2004 Free Software Foundation
Refactor all the test case common code into shell functions in tests/defs, and move the various demo directories out of $top_srcdir, and into tests too. The refactoring showed up a number of inconsistencies and latent bugs, as well as fixing (I think!!) the long-standing annoyance with some of the tests giving spurious failures intermittently. While I was here, emacs kindly removed a lot of bogus whitespace and added copyright notices for us: * cdemo, demo, depdemo, f77demo, mdemo, mdemo2, pdemo, tagdemo: Moved from here... * tests/cdemo, tests/demo, tests/depdemo, tests/f77demo, tests/mdemo, tests/mdemo2, tests/pdemo, tests/tagdemo: ...to here. * tests/defs: Factor much common functionality from the test scripts into shell functions. Added a copyright notice. * tests/assign.test, tests/cdemo-conf.test, tests/cdemo-exec.test, tests/cdemo-make.test, tests/cdemo-shared.test, tests/cdemo-static.test, tests/demo-conf.test, tests/demo-deplibs.test, tests/demo-exec.test, tests/demo-inst.test, tests/demo-make.test, tests/demo-nofast.test, tests/demo-nopic.test, tests/demo-pic.test, tests/demo-shared.test, tests/demo-static.test, tests/demo-unst.test, tests/depdemo-conf.test, tests/depdemo-exec.test, tests/depdemo-inst.test, tests/depdemo-make.test, tests/depdemo-nofast.test, tests/depdemo-shared.test, tests/depdemo-static.test, tests/depdemo-unst.test, tests/f77demo-conf.test, tests/f77demo-exec.test, tests/f77demo-make.test, tests/f77demo-shared.test, tests/f77demo-static.test, tests/link-2.test, tests/link.test, tests/mdemo-conf.test, tests/mdemo-exec.test, tests/mdemo-inst.test, tests/mdemo-make.test, tests/mdemo-shared.test, tests/mdemo-static.test, tests/mdemo-unst.test, tests/mdemo2-conf.test, tests/mdemo2-exec.test, tests/mdemo2-make.test, tests/nomode.test, tests/pdemo-conf.test, tests/pdemo-exec.test, tests/pdemo-inst.test, tests/pdemo-make.test, tests/pdemo-unst.test, tests/quote.test, tests/sh.test, tests/suffix.test, tests/tagdemo-conf.test, tests/tagdemo-exec.test, tests/tagdemo-make.test, tests/tagdemo-shared.test, tests/tagdemo-static.test: Refactored to use new functions in tests/defs. Added a copyright notice. * tests/hardcode.test, noinst-link.test, tests/relink.test, tests/relink.test, tests/mdryrun.test: Ditto. Moved from here... * tests/demo-hardcode.test, demo-noinst-link.test, tests/demo-relink.test, tests/depdemo-relink.test, tests/mdemo-dryrun.test: ...to here respectively. * Makefile.am: Added a copyright notice. * tests/sh.test: Check libtoolize.in for non-portabilities too. * libtoolize.in: Fix non-portabilities found by tests/sh.test.
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##
## This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
## it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
## the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
## (at your option) any later version.
##
## As a special exception to the GNU Lesser General Public License,
## if you distribute this file as part of a program or library that
## is built using GNU libtool, you may include it under the same
## distribution terms that you use for the rest of that program.
##
Refactor all the test case common code into shell functions in tests/defs, and move the various demo directories out of $top_srcdir, and into tests too. The refactoring showed up a number of inconsistencies and latent bugs, as well as fixing (I think!!) the long-standing annoyance with some of the tests giving spurious failures intermittently. While I was here, emacs kindly removed a lot of bogus whitespace and added copyright notices for us: * cdemo, demo, depdemo, f77demo, mdemo, mdemo2, pdemo, tagdemo: Moved from here... * tests/cdemo, tests/demo, tests/depdemo, tests/f77demo, tests/mdemo, tests/mdemo2, tests/pdemo, tests/tagdemo: ...to here. * tests/defs: Factor much common functionality from the test scripts into shell functions. Added a copyright notice. * tests/assign.test, tests/cdemo-conf.test, tests/cdemo-exec.test, tests/cdemo-make.test, tests/cdemo-shared.test, tests/cdemo-static.test, tests/demo-conf.test, tests/demo-deplibs.test, tests/demo-exec.test, tests/demo-inst.test, tests/demo-make.test, tests/demo-nofast.test, tests/demo-nopic.test, tests/demo-pic.test, tests/demo-shared.test, tests/demo-static.test, tests/demo-unst.test, tests/depdemo-conf.test, tests/depdemo-exec.test, tests/depdemo-inst.test, tests/depdemo-make.test, tests/depdemo-nofast.test, tests/depdemo-shared.test, tests/depdemo-static.test, tests/depdemo-unst.test, tests/f77demo-conf.test, tests/f77demo-exec.test, tests/f77demo-make.test, tests/f77demo-shared.test, tests/f77demo-static.test, tests/link-2.test, tests/link.test, tests/mdemo-conf.test, tests/mdemo-exec.test, tests/mdemo-inst.test, tests/mdemo-make.test, tests/mdemo-shared.test, tests/mdemo-static.test, tests/mdemo-unst.test, tests/mdemo2-conf.test, tests/mdemo2-exec.test, tests/mdemo2-make.test, tests/nomode.test, tests/pdemo-conf.test, tests/pdemo-exec.test, tests/pdemo-inst.test, tests/pdemo-make.test, tests/pdemo-unst.test, tests/quote.test, tests/sh.test, tests/suffix.test, tests/tagdemo-conf.test, tests/tagdemo-exec.test, tests/tagdemo-make.test, tests/tagdemo-shared.test, tests/tagdemo-static.test: Refactored to use new functions in tests/defs. Added a copyright notice. * tests/hardcode.test, noinst-link.test, tests/relink.test, tests/relink.test, tests/mdryrun.test: Ditto. Moved from here... * tests/demo-hardcode.test, demo-noinst-link.test, tests/demo-relink.test, tests/depdemo-relink.test, tests/mdemo-dryrun.test: ...to here respectively. * Makefile.am: Added a copyright notice. * tests/sh.test: Check libtoolize.in for non-portabilities too. * libtoolize.in: Fix non-portabilities found by tests/sh.test.
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## This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
## but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
## GNU General Public License for more details.
##
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## along with this program; see the file COPYING. If not, write to
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* bootstrap: Rewritten to use autoreconf. * config.guess, config.sub, mkstamp: Moved from here... * config/config.guess, config/config.sub, config/mkstamp: ...to here, respectively. * libtool.m4, ltdl.m4: Moved from here... * m4/libtool.m4, m4/ltdl.m4: ...to here, respectively. * configure.ac: Removed various acinclude.m4 hackery, as these files are no longer needed with automake 1.8. * Makefile.am: Removed various acinclude.m4 hackery, as these files are no longer needed with automake 1.8. (AUTOMAKE_OPTIONS): Require CVS automake. (CONF_SUBDIRS, CFLAGS, CPPFLAGS, LDFLAGS, LIBS, FFLAGS, FLIBS): Automake now makes a Make variable from every AC_SUBST, so these are NOP. (aclocal_macros): These files are now in their own m4 subdir. Changed all clients. (EXTRA_DIST): mkstamp has moved to the new config subdir. Changed all clients. (pkgdata_SCRIPTS): Ditto wrt config.guess and config.sub. (pkgdata_DATA): Ditto wrt ltmain.sh. * f77demo/configure.ac, libltdl/configure.ac (AM_CONFIG_HEADER): Is deprecated in favour of AC_CONFIG_HEADERS. Updated to the latter. * Makefile.am, cdemo/Makefile.am, demo/Makefile.am, depdemo/Makefile.am, f77demo/Makefile.am, mdemo/Makefile.am, mdemo2/Makefile.am, pdemo/Makefile.am, tagdemo/Makefile.am (EXTRA_DIST): Remove acinclude.m4. (ACLOCAL_AMFLAGS): Search new `m4' macro directory. * configure.ac, cdemo/configure.ac, demo/configure.ac, depdemo/configure.ac, f77demo/configure.ac, mdemo/configure.ac, mdemo2/configure.ac, pdemo/configure.ac, tagdemo/configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_AUX_DIR): Declare that config helper scripts are now kept in the new config subdir. * libltdl/configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_AUX_DIR): Removed. Defaults to `.' anyway.
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ACLOCAL_AMFLAGS = -I m4
edit = sed \
-e 's,@EGREP\@,$(EGREP),g' \
-e 's,@FGREP\@,$(FGREP),g' \
-e 's,@GREP\@,$(GREP),g' \
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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-e 's,@LN_S\@,$(LN_S),g' \
-e 's,@MACRO_VERSION\@,$(VERSION),g' \
-e 's,@PACKAGE\@,$(PACKAGE),g' \
Add some new tests for Libtool's support of Automake subdir-objects builds. This marks the beginning of a move to an Autotest driven test framework, which will eventually allow us to trim away many of the generated files in the current test demo subdirectories: * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_TESTDIR): Re-enable commented out Autotest macros. (AUTOTEST, M4SH): Use --language long hand. * bootstrap: Generate tests/testsuite, and by implication tests/package.m4. * Makefile.am (edit): Add substitutions needed to generate tests/package.m4 from bootstrap. (check-recursive): Add tests/testsuite. (TESTSUITE): The new Autotest testsuite target. (TESTSUITE_AT): The Autotest sources. (EXTRA_DIST): Distribute the generated testsuite and sources. (tests/package.m4): Use $(edit) to propagate package metadata to the new tests. (tests/testsuite): Build the testsuite. (tests/atconfig): How to regenerate the file. (check-local): Hook Autotest into `make check'. (installcheck-local): Run the testsuite on the installed tree. (clean-local): Tidy our file droppings. * tests/Makefile.am: Remove bitrotted code from Autotest experiments in Autoconf 2.52 era. Updated the rest and moved into Makefile.am. * tests/testsuite.at: New container for Autotest test groups. * tests/am-subdir.at: New test group for compatibility with Automake's subdir-objects builds. Currently holds two tests, one for a C project and another similar project in C++. * TODO: Add an entry to remind us that these new tests expose a bug in libtool. * NEWS: Updated.
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-e 's,@PACKAGE_BUGREPORT\@,$(PACKAGE_BUGREPORT),g' \
-e 's,@PACKAGE_NAME\@,$(PACKAGE),g' \
-e 's,@PACKAGE_STRING\@,$(PACKAGE) $(VERSION),g' \
-e 's,@PACKAGE_TARNAME\@,$(PACKAGE),g' \
-e 's,@PACKAGE_VERSION\@,$(VERSION),g' \
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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-e 's,@SED\@,$(SED),g' \
-e 's,@VERSION\@,$(VERSION),g' \
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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-e 's,@aclocaldir\@,$(aclocaldir),g' \
-e 's,@datadir\@,$(datadir),g' \
-e 's,@host_triplet\@,$(host_triplet),g' \
-e 's,@pkgvdatadir\@,$(pkgvdatadir),g' \
-e 's,@pkgvmacrodir\@,$(pkgvmacrodir),g' \
-e 's,@prefix\@,$(prefix),g' \
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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-e "s,@configure_input\@,Generated from $$input; do not edit by hand,g"
timestamp = set dummy `$(MKSTAMP) < $(top_srcdir)/ChangeLog`; shift; \
case $(VERSION) in \
*[acegikmoqsuwy]) TIMESTAMP=" $$1 $$2 $$3" ;; \
*) TIMESTAMP="" ;; \
esac
BUILD_SUBDIRS = . libltdl doc tests
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SUBDIRS = $(BUILD_SUBDIRS)
DIST_SUBDIRS = $(BUILD_SUBDIRS)
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sh_files = config/general.m4sh config/getopt.m4sh
EXTRA_DIST = bootstrap libtoolize.in config/ltmain.m4sh config/mkstamp \
$(sh_files) stamp-vcl ChangeLog.1996 ChangeLog.1997 ChangeLog.1998 \
ChangeLog.1999 ChangeLog.2000 ChangeLog.2001 ChangeLog.2002 \
ChangeLog.2003
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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CLEANFILES = libtool libtoolize \
libtoolize.tmp config/ltmain.tmp m4/ltversion.tmp
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## This properly belongs in tests/Makefile.am, but then we would have
## to pass $(edit) to the submake or, worse, keep two copies of $(edit)
## in synch, so instead we just build it from this Makefile.am:
.PHONY: update-package-m4
update-package-m4: $(top_srcdir)/tests/package.m4
$(top_srcdir)/tests/package.m4: $(top_srcdir)/configure.ac
cd $(top_srcdir); \
{ \
echo '# Signature of the current package.'; \
echo 'm4_define([AT_PACKAGE_NAME], [@PACKAGE_NAME@])'; \
echo 'm4_define([AT_PACKAGE_TARNAME], [@PACKAGE_TARNAME@])'; \
echo 'm4_define([AT_PACKAGE_VERSION], [@PACKAGE_VERSION@])'; \
echo 'm4_define([AT_PACKAGE_STRING], [@PACKAGE_STRING@])'; \
echo 'm4_define([AT_PACKAGE_BUGREPORT], [@PACKAGE_BUGREPORT@])'; \
} | $(edit) > tests/package.m4
# These are required by libtoolize and must be executable when installed.
# Since _SCRIPTS gets the program transform applied we make them
# executable by hand
dist_pkgvdata_DATA = config/config.guess config/config.sub config/ltmain.sh \
config/install-sh
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# Everything that gets picked up by aclocal is automatically distributed,
# this is the list of macro files we install on the user's system.
# NOTE: Ensure that PKGVMACRO_FILES in libtoolize.in is updated if you
# change the contents of aclocal_DATA:
pkgvmacro_DATA = m4/argz.m4 m4/libtool.m4 m4/ltdl.m4 \
m4/ltoptions.m4 m4/ltsugar.m4 m4/ltversion.m4
## We know that $(top_srcdir)/ChangeLog has been edited if stamp-vcl
## needs updating, so we assume we have write access to $(top_srcdir).
## If we try to maintain ./stamp-vcl to avoid writing to a possibly
## read-only $(top_srcdir), then when the two stamp-vcls differ, distcheck
## will try to update the one in the read-only source tree it makes.
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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MKSTAMP = $(SHELL) $(top_srcdir)/config/mkstamp
$(top_srcdir)/stamp-vcl: vcl-tmp clean-ltmain-sh ChangeLog
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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vcl-tmp:
@set dummy `$(MKSTAMP) < $(top_srcdir)/ChangeLog`; shift; \
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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echo "$$1" > vcl.tmp; \
cmp -s vcl.tmp $(top_srcdir)/stamp-vcl \
|| (echo "Updating stamp-vcl"; cp vcl.tmp $(top_srcdir)/stamp-vcl)
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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-@rm -f vcl.tmp
## We used to build ltmain.sh in the build tree, but now it is created
## in the source tree by bootstrap. This rule removes stale copies from
## previous builds left behind in the build tree, that would override the
## source tree version in current builds.
clean-ltmain-sh:
@-test "$(top_srcdir)" = "$(top_builddir)" || \
rm -f "$(top_builddir)/config/ltmain.sh"
# We build ltversion.m4 here, instead of from config.status,
# because config.status is rerun each time one of configure's
# dependencies change and ltversion.m4 happens to be a configure
# dependency. configure and ltversion.m4 would be rebuilt in
# a loop otherwise.
# Use `$(top_srcdir)/m4' for the benefit of non-GNU makes: this is
# how ltversion.m4 appears in our dependencies.
EXTRA_DIST += m4/ltversion.in m4/ltversion.m4
$(top_srcdir)/m4/ltversion.m4: m4/ltversion.in configure.ac $(top_srcdir)/stamp-vcl
set dummy `$(MKSTAMP) < $(top_srcdir)/ChangeLog`; shift; \
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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cd $(top_srcdir); \
rm -f m4/ltversion.tmp; \
serial=`echo $$1 | sed 's,^1[.],,g'`; \
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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input="ltversion.in"; \
$(edit) -e "s,@MACRO_REVISION\@,$$1,g" \
-e "s,@MACRO_SERIAL\@,$$serial,g" \
m4/ltversion.in > m4/ltversion.tmp; \
chmod a-w m4/ltversion.tmp; \
mv -f m4/ltversion.tmp m4/ltversion.m4
1997-04-02 02:29:23 +08:00
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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## And for similar reasons, ltmain.sh can't be built from config.status.
## !WARNING! If you edit this rule to change the contents of ltmain.sh,
## you must `touch $(top_srcdir)/config/ltmain.in' from the
## shell if you need ltmain.sh to be regenerated. Ideally, we
## should make this rule depend on Makefile but that will break
## distcheck (at least) by rebuilding ltmain.sh in the source
## tree whenever config.status regenerates the Makefile.
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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EXTRA_DIST += config/ltmain.sh
$(top_srcdir)/config/ltmain.sh: $(sh_files) config/ltmain.m4sh configure.ac \
$(top_srcdir)/stamp-vcl
$(timestamp); \
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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cd $(top_srcdir); \
rm -f config/ltmain.in config/ltmain.tmp config/ltmain.sh; \
$(M4SH) -B ./config config/ltmain.m4sh > config/ltmain.in; \
input="ltmain.m4sh"; \
$(edit) -e "s,@TIMESTAMP\@,$$TIMESTAMP,g" \
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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-e "s,@package_revision\@,$$1,g" \
config/ltmain.in > config/ltmain.tmp; \
rm -f config/ltmain.in; \
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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chmod a-w config/ltmain.tmp; \
mv -f config/ltmain.tmp config/ltmain.sh
1997-04-02 02:29:23 +08:00
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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# The libtool distributor and the standalone libtool script.
bin_SCRIPTS = libtoolize libtool
libtoolize: $(top_srcdir)/libtoolize.in
rm -f libtoolize.tmp libtoolize
$(timestamp); \
input="libtoolize.m4sh"; \
$(edit) -e "s,@TIMESTAMP\@,$$TIMESTAMP,g" \
$(top_srcdir)/libtoolize.in > libtoolize.tmp
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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chmod a+x libtoolize.tmp
chmod a-w libtoolize.tmp
mv -f libtoolize.tmp libtoolize
# Use `$(top_srcdir)' for the benefit of non-GNU makes: this is
# how libtoolize.in appears in our dependencies.
EXTRA_DIST += libtoolize.m4sh
$(top_srcdir)/libtoolize.in: $(sh_files) libtoolize.m4sh Makefile.am
cd $(top_srcdir); \
rm -f libtoolize.in; \
$(M4SH) -B ./config libtoolize.m4sh > libtoolize.in
Since defs can change (path to grep for example) when it is made for a different host, it can't be shipped. That also means that defs will always be generated in the build tree, so each test case can have the srcdir discovery factored away into tests/defs.in: * Makefile.am (EXTRA_DIST): s/defs/defs.in/g * tests/Makefile.am (defs): New rule to remake defs from the parent directory's Makefile. * tests/cdemo-conf.test, tests/cdemo-exec.test, tests/cdemo-make.test, tests/cdemo-shared.test, tests/cdemo-static.test, tests/demo-conf.test, tests/demo-deplibs.test, tests/demo-exec.test, tests/demo-hardcode.test, tests/demo-inst.test, tests/demo-make.test, tests/demo-nofast.test, tests/demo-noinst-link.test, tests/demo-nopic.test, tests/demo-pic.test, tests/demo-relink.test, tests/demo-shared.test, tests/demo-static.test, tests/demo-unst.test, tests/depdemo-conf.test, tests/depdemo-exec.test, tests/depdemo-inst.test, tests/depdemo-make.test, tests/depdemo-nofast.test, tests/depdemo-relink.test, tests/depdemo-shared.test, tests/depdemo-static.test, tests/depdemo-unst.test, tests/f77demo-conf.test, tests/f77demo-exec.test, tests/f77demo-make.test, tests/f77demo-shared.test, tests/f77demo-static.test, tests/link-2.test, tests/link.test, tests/mdemo-conf.test, tests/mdemo-dryrun.test, tests/mdemo-exec.test, tests/mdemo-inst.test, tests/mdemo-make.test, tests/mdemo-shared.test, tests/mdemo-static.test, tests/mdemo-unst.test, tests/mdemo2-conf.test, tests/mdemo2-exec.test, tests/mdemo2-make.test, tests/nomode.test, tests/pdemo-conf.test, tests/pdemo-exec.test, tests/pdemo-inst.test, tests/pdemo-make.test, tests/quote.test, tests/sh.test, tests/suffix.test, tests/tagdemo-conf.test, tests/tagdemo-exec.test, tests/tagdemo-make.test, tests/tagdemo-shared.test, tests/tagdemo-static.test, tests/tagtrace.test: Removed srcdir discovery boilerplate... * tests/defs.in: ...and put it here.
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# The defs script shouldn't be recreated whenever the Makefile is
# regenerated since the source tree can be read-only.
check-recursive: tests/defs $(top_srcdir)/tests/testsuite
tests/defs: $(top_srcdir)/tests/defs.in
rm -f tests/defs.tmp tests/defs; \
input="defs.m4sh"; \
$(edit) $(top_srcdir)/tests/defs.in > tests/defs.tmp; \
mv -f tests/defs.tmp tests/defs
# Use `$(top_srcdir)/tests' for the benefit of non-GNU makes: this is
# how defs.in appears in our dependencies.
# No need to EXTRA_DIST defs.m4sh here, that is handled in tests/Makefile.am.
$(top_srcdir)/tests/defs.in: tests/defs.m4sh Makefile.am
cd $(top_srcdir); \
rm -f tests/defs.in; \
$(M4SH) -B ./config tests/defs.m4sh > tests/defs.in
$(top_srcdir)/tests/testsuite:
cd tests; \
$(MAKE) $(AM_MAKEFLAGS) testsuite
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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# Automake doesn't want us to generate distributed files from config.status,
# but the alternative (see libtool-1.4.3) was even uglier!
libtool: $(top_builddir)/config.status $(top_srcdir)/config/ltmain.sh \
$(top_srcdir)/stamp-vcl
My thanks to Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@gnu.org> for the insight required to write this changeset -- especially that ltmain.sh is the same on any machine for a given release, which I hadn't noticed for some bizarre reason: It turns out that generating distributed files from configure causes no end of hassle, as evidenced by the many patches I've generated over the last few days to try and get the dist and distcheck make rules to work. Instead of all that hair, we now simply generate our distributed files (now including ltmain.sh) with make rules -- and since automake creates make variables for all AC_SUBSTs, that is really easy. The code looks a lot more like automake and autoconf Makefile.ams now, and doesn't have all the rough edges the earlier hacky solution suffered from. We still generate libtool from config.status, but that is not a distributed file, and doesn't break the golden rule. Besides, there is way more going on there than a bunch of substitutions: * Makefile.am (edit): New common sed substitutions for files now generated by make instead of config.status. (CLEANFILES): Clean new tmp files. (EXTRA_DIST): Add ltmain.sh. (vcl-tmp): Reinstated. (m4/ltversion.m4, config/ltmain.sh): New rules. Generate from here instead of config.status. (libtoolize): Ditto. (libtool): Call config.status to regenerate if necessary. (dist-hook): Removed. * config/ltmain.in: Moved here from top_srcdir. * README-alpha: Update instructions to check AS_SHELL_SANITIZE is up to date. * bootstrap: Rewritten. Generate m4/ltversion.m4 and config/ltmain.sh because configure depends on them. * configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libtoolize.in now that ltmain.in has moved. (AC_CONFIG_FILES): Don't generate distributed files, config/ltmain.sh and libtoolize from config.status. We have make rules to do that now.
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cd $(top_builddir) && $(SHELL) ./config.status $@
.PHONY: configure-subdirs
configure-subdirs distdir: $(DIST_MAKEFILE_LIST)
@DIST_MAKEFILE_LIST@:
dir=`echo $@ | sed 's,^[^/]*$$,.,;s,/[^/]*$$,,'`; \
test -d $$dir || mkdir $$dir || exit 1; \
abs_srcdir=`cd $(top_srcdir) && pwd`; \
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(cd $$dir && $$abs_srcdir/$$dir/configure) || exit 1
install-data-local:
## Don't install over the top of an old pkgvdatadir
-rm -rf $(DESTDIR)$(pkgvdatadir)
## Remove old pkgdatadir
-rm -rf $(DESTDIR)$(pkgdatadir)
## Remove old macro definitions
-rm -rf $(DESTDIR)$(aclocaldir)/ltdl.m4
-rm -rf $(DESTDIR)$(aclocaldir)/libtool.m4
install-data-hook:
chmod +x $(DESTDIR)$(pkgvdatadir)/config.guess
chmod +x $(DESTDIR)$(pkgvdatadir)/config.sub
chmod +x $(DESTDIR)$(pkgvdatadir)/install-sh
## Make versioned links. We only run the transform on the root name;
## then we make a versioned link with the transformed base name. This
## seemed like the most reasonable approach.
install-exec-hook:
@$(POST_INSTALL)
@for p in $(bin_SCRIPTS); do \
f="`echo $$p|sed '$(transform)'`"; \
fv="$$f-$(APIVERSION)"; \
rm -f $(DESTDIR)$(bindir)/$$fv; \
echo " $(LN) $(DESTDIR)$(bindir)/$$f $(DESTDIR)$(bindir)/$$fv"; \
$(LN) $(DESTDIR)$(bindir)/$$f $(DESTDIR)$(bindir)/$$fv; \
done
uninstall-hook:
@for p in $(bin_SCRIPTS); do \
f="`echo $$p|sed '$(transform)'`"; \
fv="$$f-$(APIVERSION)"; \
rm -f $(DESTDIR)$(bindir)/$$fv; \
done
## Ship README.alpha only in alpha release, but renamed to README
dist-hook:
-@test -f $(distdir)/README.alpha && \
case $(VERSION) in \
*[a-z]) mv $(distdir)/README.alpha $(distdir)/README ;; \
*) rm -f $(distdir)/README.alpha ;; \
esac