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Re: Autoconf and optional arguments for the configure script
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Bernd Lachner |
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Re: Autoconf and optional arguments for the configure script |
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Sat, 25 Jun 2005 21:35:08 +0200 |
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> > 2)
> > --devicexresoluton=x
> > --deviceyresolution=y
> >
> > or even better
> >
> > --deviceres=x*y
> >
> > where x and y is an integer value. This should lead for example to a
> > #define xres 320 and #define yres 240 in config.h.
>
> Are you really sure that it's best to define these at configure
> time? These seem more specific to a particular run of a program
> than to a particular build. What if, for example, your program
> were packaged by a GNU/Linux distribution? Would they want to
> make these values modifiable at runtime?
No I'm not really sure for this yet. Maybe I can autodetect this at runtime.
But I thought, if I ask at this list, I ask all my questions. ;-)
What I really need is the device option or better a option to set the kind of
the embedded Linux system. Something like this:
--with-embedded-extensions=opie
--with-embedded-extensions=gpe
and so on.
After I get some tips on this list, now I will try to write a configure.ac
script for the above options first. The resolution option I only will add if
necessary.