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RE: Documenting tools necessary for GCC [draft]


Bruce said:
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autogen version 5.5.4
guile version 1.4.1

Necessary to:

regenerate fixinc/fixincl.x from
   fixinc/inclhack.def and fixinc/*.tpl
run the fixinc/ directory make check
regenerate the top level Makefile.am's from
That's "The top level Makefile.in". No automake at the top level (there are almost no actual files to deal with, so automake is an unnecessary complication).
Makefile.tpl and Makefile.def

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(you could probably get away with earlier versions than
5.5.4, but the Makefile.tpl could contain some of the feature
creep since fixincl.tpl was written...Makefile.tpl is also
under active development.)
That it is. I don't think it contains any feature creep; all I've used so far are IF/ELSE, FOR, and plain old substitutions. (Albeit lots and lots of those, nested, which is why I'm using AutoGen.) But it might in the future. :-)

I wouldn't be at all surprised if any AutoGen version in the 5.x series worked for Makefile.tpl. (Nothing earlier, obviously!)

At some point, Guile 1.6 will be required because they are
in the process of disposing of the gh_* interface.  AutoGen
currently uses that.

And, no, AutoGen is not part of Guile, nor does AutoGen
ship with Guile.  You gotta get both.

Makefile.tpl doesn't use anything guile-version-specific at the moment, so it simply requires whatever version AutoGen requires.


--Nathanael


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