Hi, guys.
I'm new to Autoconf.
Recently I wrote an very, very simple example of using autotools. The example
worked OK(all worked OK, including generated Makefiles). But when I added macro
AC_CHECK_HEADERS([...]) and it went well to generate configure shell script.
So I ran ./configure, it's OK! Still I checked config.log, and found there is
an error showing:
"error: ac_nonexistent.h, no such file or directory."
...
"Compilation terminated."
Fortunately that is the only error which appeared several times in the
config.log file.
I tried the same example on both Fedora 14 and RHEL 6.0, similar situations
were encountered.
So, can someone explain what is going on.
Someone people said that ac_nonexistent.h error is expected when developers use
AC_CHECK_HEADERS() macro if the target header files do exist. Is that true?
Best wishes.
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