02-22-2006
I believe that the ./autogen.sh script creates the configure file. In the INSTALL document this is the first step.
Ok I got it to run, looks like it needed more applications installed, perl and a newer version of m4.
Thanks for your help!
Last edited by JohnRodey; 02-22-2006 at 10:16 AM..
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autoopts-config
autoopts-config(1) Programmer's Manual autoopts-config(1)
NAME
autoopts-config - script to get information about installed version of autoopts
SYNOPSIS
autoopts-config { <value-name> [...] | everything }
DESCRIPTION
autoopts-config is a tool that is used by configure to determine the compile and linker flags that should be used to compile and link pro-
grams that use autoopts. value-names may be preceeded by one or more hyphens. They are silently ignored.
VALUE NAMES
autogen
Print the full path name of the autogen executable.
The unconfigured value is: ${bindir}/autogen${exeext}
bindir
The destination directory for executable scripts and programs installed by the autogen package.
The unconfigured value is: @bindir@
cflags
Print the compiler flags that are necessary to compile an autoopts program.
The unconfigured value is: -I${includedir}
datadir
The directory for various data directories.
The unconfigured value is: @datadir@
datarootdir
The root directory for various data directories. In this case, there is only one, "datadir".
The unconfigured value is: @datarootdir@
dotver
Print the currently installed version of autoopts, in dotted format.
The unconfigured value is: @AO_CURRENT@.@AO_REVISION@.@AO_AGE@
everything
Print the list of all names and values, one per line.
exec_prefix
The installation root for libraries and executables.
The unconfigured value is: @exec_prefix@
exeext
The executable file extension used for the autogen executable.
The unconfigured value is: @EXEEXT@
includedir
The directory where the AutoOpts headers are stored. This does not include the "-I" prefix gotten by specifying "cflags".
The unconfigured value is: @includedir@
ldflags
Print the linker flags that are necessary to link an autoopts program in the default installation mode (static or dynamic).
The unconfigured value is: -L${libdir} -lopts
ldopts
The linker options to use when linking a program to libopts.
The unconfigured value is: @AG_LDFLAGS@
libdir
The libopts installation directory.
The unconfigured value is: @libdir@
libs
an alternate spelling of "ldflags".
The unconfigured value is: ${ldflags}
libsrc
The full path of the redistributable, tear-off libopts library source. This file is in gzipped-tarball format.
The unconfigured value is: ${pkgdatadir}/libopts-${dotver}.tar.gz
package
The name of the package that provides autoopts. This is always "autogen".
The unconfigured value is: @PACKAGE@
pkgdatadir
The directory containing support files used by autogen.
The unconfigured value is: ${datadir}/${package}
prefix
The autogen package installation prefix.
The unconfigured value is: @prefix@
static_libs
The name of the AR archive of the libopts object code.
The unconfigured value is: ${libdir}/libopts.a
version
Print the currently installed version of autoopts.
The unconfigured value is: @AO_CURRENT@:@AO_REVISION@:@AO_AGE@
SEE ALSO
Autogen Info system documentation.
AUTHORS
AutoGen is the work of Bruce Korb <bkorb@gnu.org>.
Bruce Korb <bkorb@gnu.org> and
Luca Filipozzi <lfilipoz@debian.org> created this manpage.
AutoOpts is released under either the GNU General Public License with the Library exception (LGPL), or else the advertising clause free BSD
license. Which license used is at the discretion of the licensee.
2013-07-14 autoopts-config(1)