bug#71847: Self-inflicted problem, libtool and automake installed to different prefixes

2024-07-09 Thread Dave Hart
open in hopes of figuring out that m4 stub > approach, but this is all I can see to do for the 1.17 release. (I've > got nothing else pending for 1.17, so if anyone knows of a reason to > delay, let me know asap.) --thanks, karl. > This looks great, Karl, thanks for all your time investigating and documenting the issue. Lots of nice nit-fixing too! Cheers, Dave Hart

bug#71847: Self-inflicted problem, libtool and automake installed to different prefixes

2024-07-04 Thread Dave Hart
issue on the automake mailing list would be productive in terms of soliciting suggestions on how to implement this corner case improvement. Meanwhile, I'll at least tweak the (test relese) NEWS and error message > as you suggested. --thanks, karl. > Thank you. -- Cheers, Dave Hart

bug#71847: Self-inflicted problem, libtool and automake installed to different prefixes

2024-07-03 Thread Dave Hart
On Wed, 3 Jul 2024 at 19:52, Nick Bowler wrote: > On 2024-07-03 09:37, Dave Hart wrote: > > On Wed, 3 Jul 2024 at 03:49, Dave Hart wrote: > > > It occurs to me we might avoid issues along these lines by having > > > our bootstrap script invoke libtoolize before auto

bug#71847: Self-inflicted problem, libtool and automake installed to different prefixes

2024-07-03 Thread Dave Hart
On Wed, 3 Jul 2024 at 03:49, Dave Hart wrote: > > It occurs to me we might avoid issues along these lines by having our > bootstrap script invoke libtoolize before autoreconf. Does that sound wise > to the two of you? > I tried this approach and it didn't help. libtooli

bug#71847: Self-inflicted problem, libtool and automake installed to different prefixes

2024-07-02 Thread Dave Hart
ly some real > change in aclocal behaviour which is causing the results you are seeing. > Yes, and it's always good to understand these sorts of potential regressions, but it might not justify more investigation given other productive uses of volunteer developers' time if others aren't seeing it. -- Cheers, Dave Hart

bug#71847: Self-inflicted problem, libtool and automake installed to different prefixes

2024-07-02 Thread Dave Hart
release announcements should mention the issue somehow (e.g. suggesting also installing libtool to any test prefix, or pointing via 'autoreconf -d' or the environment variable). B) Perhaps the libtool macros not found error message could hint at this cause alongside the stuff about ensuring LT_INIT is used. Thanks again, Dave Hart

bug#71847: Self-inflicted problem, libtool and automake installed to different prefixes

2024-07-01 Thread Dave Hart
usr/local/bin earlier on $PATH It might be something about the libevent configure.ac or Makefille.am, the source tree has projects nested three deep: configure.ac sntp/configure.ac sntp/libevent/configure.ac If you are willing to spend some time, I'm guessing you could reproduce the failure. Thanks for taking an interest. Cheers, Dave Hart

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2024-06-30 Thread Dave Hart

bug#71847: Self-inflicted problem, libtool and automake installed to different prefixes

2024-06-30 Thread Dave Hart
Nick Bowler helped educate me on aclocal and libtool interaction on the Automake mailing list. The reason I was hitting this problem was aclocal was not finding libtool installed to the same prefix as automake. To test the prerelease automake I was leaving the base version of automake installed a

bug#71847: Automake 1.16.90 regression mistakenly "not using Libtool"

2024-06-29 Thread Dave Hart
x27; is in 'configure.ac', make sure +Makefile.am:161: its definition is in aclocal's search path. Makefile.am: installing 'build-aux/depcomp' parallel-tests: installing 'build-aux/test-driver' -autoreconf: Leaving directory 'libevent' -autoreconf: running: libtoolize --copy [...] -ls: invalid tab size: './aclocal.m4' +autoreconf: error: automake failed with exit status: 1 -- Cheers, Dave Hart bootstrap-am-1.16.5.log Description: Binary data bootstrap-am-1.16.92.log Description: Binary data

bug#11306: Automake 1.11d on MacOS X

2012-04-23 Thread Dave Hart
Stefano, In the proposed patch, the word "foo" is used where "force' was apparently intended. Without unwarranted aggressivity, Dave Hart

bug#7860: recursive autoreconf breaks AM_COND_IF conditionalization of AC_CONFIG_FILES

2011-01-18 Thread Dave Hart
When invoked by autoreconf of a project with nested configure.ac files, automake does not respect the disabling of AC_CONFIG_FILES by the top-level configure.ac using AM_COND_IF, resulting in an incorrect Makefile. Re-running autoreconf from within the nested project produces correct output. http