Hi, I have a large multi-platform and multi-library /executable project that is driven a main configure script that calls recursively all other configure scripts ( 3 "sub configures" in total)
On linux everything works as advertised: "../configure; make" and everything runs/works (I do an out-of-tree build). On Windows however, when I do a "make" after running "../configure", "configure" is run again as part of the "make" process. During that process (the second run of configure) it changes all the aclocal.m4, Makefiles.in files and the configure script in the source tree. In that process it loses all the non-default (?) macros that are in the aclocal.m4 files ( macros for wxWidgets an Boost) and the configure fails miserably. If I than do a revert from SVN (restore all the changed files but WITHOUT removing the freshly generated Makefiles in the build tree) , *don't* run configure but run make immediately , it *again* starts a "configure" but this time it does *not* lose the macros and the build succeeds, be it that I have to repeat this procedure for every one of the 3 "sub configures". Does anyone recognise this problem, and (prefereably ;-)) has a suggestion or solution to this very annoying problem? TIA -- Groeten, Joost Kraaijeveld Askesis B.V. Molukkenstraat 14 6524NB Nijmegen tel: 024-3888063 / 06-51855277 fax: 024-3608416 web: www.askesis.nl
