That's why I provided the lndir.sh utility in the packaging/templates
directory.
Er... packaging/templates directory of what?
cvs -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/cygwin-apps co packaging
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>> Problem: the --srcdir switch doesn't work in many configure scripts.
Of
>> the three packages I've built, one didn't have a configure script at
>> all, and in the other two the --srcdir switch didn't work as it was
>> supposed to. As a result the build step would fail. I had to set up
a
>>
On Tue, 12 Oct 2004, Schulman.Andrew wrote:
> The gbs patches keep coming...
>
> Problem: the --srcdir switch doesn't work in many configure scripts. Of
> the three packages I've built, one didn't have a configure script at
> all, and in the other two the --srcdir switch didn't work as it was
> s
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Solution: give up on --srcdir, and provide a function that automatically
creates a tree of symlinks in ${objdir} to the files in ${srcdir}. I
call this function stow(), after the stow(1) utility that does the same
thing. The patch is below. This method is slower, becau
The gbs patches keep coming...
Problem: the --srcdir switch doesn't work in many configure scripts. Of
the three packages I've built, one didn't have a configure script at
all, and in the other two the --srcdir switch didn't work as it was
supposed to. As a result the build step would fail.
