On 17 Jul, 2007, at 14:35, Landon Fuller wrote:
On Jul 16, 2007, at 20:03, Chris Pickel wrote:
12309 [1] - Currently we use sed to do some replacement in port, portindex, and portmirror. I think autoconf is better suited to this.
Using make for this purpose ensures that the scripts are re-built when their source is updated. See: http://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/manual/autoconf-2.57/html_mono/ autoconf.html#SEC24
Right, makes perfect sense. I'll mark this bug as 'wontfix' and close it.
12310 [2] - Right now we detect some libraries (curl, readline, etc.) and then we link them all into every dylib we compile. This patch slims it down so that decisions can be made separately for each dylib.
Looks good to me, although CFLAGS should probably be broken out too
Will do.
12312 [4] - Several manpages reference paths according to variables, rather than giving the actual path; we can do the latter and that's more helpful to users.
Sweet, although I think this should still be done with Makefile substitution, as per above =)
Alright. That should be workable and not too difficult, provided no one decides to put crazy commas in their autoconf variables. Chris