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Re: Issues using autoconf or automake
From: |
Gavin Smith |
Subject: |
Re: Issues using autoconf or automake |
Date: |
Tue, 11 Mar 2014 21:33:33 +0000 |
On Tue, Mar 11, 2014 at 5:00 PM, Jim Galarowicz <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hi Eric, Patrick, all,
>
> I made those changes also. Here is what I have in the two m4 files now (for
> that area).
>
> m4/ax_qt3.m4:
>
> 450 if test $found_all_qt -eq 1; then
> 451 AC_DEFINE(HAVE_QTLIB, 1, [Define to 1 if you have Qt library
> 3.3 >])
> 452 fi
> 453
> 454 AM_CONDITIONAL([HAVE_QTLIB], [test $found_all_qt -eq 1])
> 455
> 456 ])
AM_CONDITIONAL is still appearing within an argument of another macro
(terminated at line 456). Are you sure this is right?
- Issues using autoconf or automake, Jim Galarowicz, 2014/03/11
- Re: Issues using autoconf or automake, Patrick Welche, 2014/03/11
- Re: Issues using autoconf or automake, Jim Galarowicz, 2014/03/11
- Re: Issues using autoconf or automake, Eric Blake, 2014/03/11
- Re: Issues using autoconf or automake, Jim Galarowicz, 2014/03/11
- Re: Issues using autoconf or automake,
Gavin Smith <=
- Re: Issues using autoconf or automake, Jim Galarowicz, 2014/03/11
- Re: Issues using autoconf or automake, Gavin Smith, 2014/03/11
- Re: Issues using autoconf or automake, Jim Galarowicz, 2014/03/11
- Re: Issues using autoconf or automake, Jim Galarowicz, 2014/03/12
- Re: Issues using autoconf or automake, Gavin Smith, 2014/03/12
- Re: Issues using autoconf or automake, Jim Galarowicz, 2014/03/12