Re: [ESPResSo-devel] Re: gnu autotools

[Yang Ye]

Yes. You are right.

But the problems when autotools have different versions and installation 
on one platform doesn't generate files for another platform.

I got a bit problem in running autogen.sh on my cluster (perl seems take 
infinite time to finish) so I moved to a P4 Ubuntu box to run the 
autotools. The configure generated is not able to recognize Opteron when 
I run them back to the cluster. Maybe I shall digg into this but a dirty 
way is to change the files directly. =)

Regards,
Yang Ye

On 11/4/2007 1:48 AM, Olaf Lenz wrote:
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> > Running autogen.sh could be omitted if you are confidently changing
> > Makefile-am.am and Makefile-am.in following the pattern of other source
> > files.
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> You should not manually modify Makefile-am.in. This file will be
> automatically generated from Makefile-am.am by automake (which is called
> by autogen.sh).
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> Best regards
>         Olaf
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