removing initial '1.' from the revision, replace @MACRO_SERIAL@
with this new variable.
* m4/ltversion.in: Use @MACRO_SERIAL@ for the serial number
as some shells don't like a '.' when using test.
build directory not the source directory, where they won't exist
during 'make distcheck'.
* ltmain.in: Revert one line of previous intendation clean-up
to enable one of the sh.test checks to pass.
maintainers only out of the Makefile we distribute and into one
that we only need keep in CVS.
* README-alpha: Add -fMakefile.maint to the instructions where
needed.
* ltmain.in: Fix typo: duplcations -> duplications,
Fix indentation of a handful of badly indented blocks,
Fix last remaining use of 'grep' to $GREP,
Remove unnecessary trailing slash where we break a line on a
command separator.
* m4/libtool.m4: Also remove unnecessary trailing slash where
we break a line on a command separator.
$SED from definitions of $dirname and $basename and prefix each
use with it instead. Some shells (zsh) treat the expansion as
a single command instead of a command with arguments.
on IRIX 6.5. On IRIX 6.4+, sh is ksh but when the shell is invoked
as "sh" and the current value of the _XPG environment variable is
not equal to 1 (one), the special positional parameter $0, within
a function call, is the name of the function. So, rather than
using "$0" in functions, we set $progpath in the body and use that
everywhere instead (incase of code refactoring later).
(EXIT_SUCCESS, EXIT_FAILURE, EXIT_MISMATCH): For clarity.
* m4/lt~obsolete.m4, tests/cdemo/configure.ac: Arghh. cvsapply just
went crazy and committed a bunch of stuff that shouldn't have been
in the last changeset. The patch backs it all out.
are being used.
* Makefile.am (m4/ltversion.m4): New rule to create it from
m4/ltversion.in.
(nodist_pkgmacro_DATA): Add m4/ltversion.m4.
(EXTRA_DIST): Add m4/ltversion.in.
* m4/libtool.m4 (AC_LIBTOOL_SETUP): AC_REQUIRE LTVERSION_VERSION
from ltversion.m4.
* bootstrap: Call the Makefile.am to create an initial
m4/ltversion.m4.
* ltmain.in: Diagnose version mismatches of various flavours.
* TODO: Remove mismatch item.
* NEWS: Updated.
* configure.ac (CONFIG_STATUS_DEPENDENCIES): This substitution is
how automake-1.8 now informs all Makefiles when config.status
needs to be rebuilt.
Reported by Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@src.lip6.fr>
beginning with LT_ and _LT_.
* configure.ac (LT_MAJOR, LT_MINOR, LT_MICRO, LT_ALPHA): Renamed
to lt_major, lt_minor, lt_micro, lt_alpha to save triggering the
unexpanded macros error.
and config.sub executable after they are installed as _DATA.
We can't use _SCRIPTS because the various program name
transforms may be applied to them.
(dist_pkgdata_DATA): List config.guess and config.sub here
(pkgdata_SCRIPTS): instead of here.
rather than running chmod afterwards, preventing a race
condition where the directory could be replaced with a symbolic
link in the time between the two commands.
the 1.5.2 release.
* Makefile.am (cvs-dist): Because we check whether ChangeLog
has been committed, this rule can't be run with uncommitted
source so we can't run 'commit' and don't need to run
'make dist' a second time. Fix CVS tag as it should be
"release-X" not "Release-X".
(cvs_commit): New rule for the cvs-release chain that runs
'commit'
(cvs-release): Depend on cvs-commit, depend on deltas instead of
cvs-diff and xdelta.
(cvs-diff): Removed, replaced with delta-diff.
(delta-diff): Unpack and diff the old and new tarballs rather
than using CVS, so we get a genuinely complete diff.
(xdelta): Removed, replaced with delta-xdelta.
(got-xdelta): New rule for improved reading.
(delta-xdiff): Copied and cleaned up version of old xdelta rule.
(deltas): Depends on delta-diff and delta-xdelta (make deltas).
(cvs-news): Don't depend on timestamps, cvs-dist itself does now.
(prev-tarball): This is the only place we need a LASTRELEASE check
so copy the code here and remove the CHECK_RELEASE variable.
(new-tarball): Check there's a new tarball (did cvs-dist work?)
(FETCHFILES): Remove obsolete libltdl mentions.
* README-alpha: Update CVS instructions as everything's changed
on Savannah.
(Release procedure): Update NEWS and ChangeLog after changing
the version number (both times); Run 'make fetch' after running
'configure' (difficult to do it beforehand); Require 'commit'
before 'make cvs-dist' as that checks ChangeLog is committed;
'make deltas' instead of 'cvs-diff' and 'xdelta', pass LASTRELEASE
to make instead of OLDVERSION (and it's mandatory); Clean up
uploading paragraph; Clearer announcement sending instruction;
Removed ftp-upload@gnu.org mail as that's not necessary now;
Make web page updating instructions a bit clearer; Add an instruction
to update the manual for non-alphas.
(Alpha release note template): Add a Subject; update CVS instructions.
(Full release note template): Add a Subject; update CVS instructions.
* configure.ac: Add dist-bzip2 to AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE as we talk
about bz2 files in our release announcements; remove old reference
to OLDVERSION.
which were copying Makefile.in from the libtool tree into the
package running libtoolize. Now we explicitly list the files to
copy to force the package to generate its own Makefile.in:
* libltdl/Makefile.am (libltdl_la_SOURCES, libltdlc_la_SOURCES):
Add ltdl.h.
(ltdldatadir): New variable for installation directory of
libtoolize --ltdl files.
(ltdldata_DATA): Tell automake what files to copy there at install
time (and remove at unistall time!).
(local-install-files): Removed. This hack is not required
anymore, the automake generated install rules are much more
advanced than this.
* Makefile.am (install-data-hook, uninstall-local): Removed.
Libltdl files for libtoolize are installed by their own Makefile
now.
(e.g. Intel Linux icc compiler) write temporary files to the current
directory. These compilers do support -c and -o simultaneously but
wrongly fail the test due to the failure to create temporary
files. It is incorrect to penalize compilers which write temporary
files to the current directory so the 'chmod -w .' is therefore
removed.
AIX has a brain-dead grep that only handles lines < 2048
characters. Default GREP incase we are not using a future
autoconf that sets it for us :-) Changed all callers to use $GREP
instead of grep, and to AC_REQUIRE LT_AC_PROG_EGREP.
Declare GREP as a libtool config var.
* ltmain.in: Use it.
* tests/sh.test (scripts): Accept `if $GREP "^foo=bar"' by
tightening the regexp.
Reported by Albert Chin-A-Young <china@thewrittenword.com>
