& /bin/sh /home/tosa/dev/config/missing -run autoconf This occured because while you were working, new directory was added. bin/sh /home/tosa/dev/config/missing -run automake-1.6 -gnu Makefile & /bin/sh /home/tosa/dev/config/missing -run aclocal-1.6 in dev, I tried to do make, but I get the following errors:Ĭd.
How can I resolve "required directory does not exist" ?Īfter cvs update. Note that this sequence of commands fixes many of the build problems described in this Wiki.ġ.5. The libtoolize -force command is necessary because autoreconf -force does not reliably execute libtoolize.
The autoreconf -force command runs autoconf, autoheader, aclocal, automake, autopoint (formerly gettextize), and libtoolize (where appropriate) repeatedly to remake the GNU Build System files. If this fails, just remove the entire dev directory and resync again.Īlternatively, the following set of commands will construct all of the files required of a fresh build: This will remove all the cached information on autoconf. If you were able to create Makefile's, then you can try the following: If you screwed up configure so badly, then you may want to clean up and start from scratch. How can I start configure from scratch? (I screwed up miserably) Therefore, you do not lose your version of non-mergeable files.ġ.4. You get the following message when CVS thinks merge being necessary:Ĭvs server: nonmergeable file needs mergeĬvs server: revision 1.6 from repository is now in utils/Makefile.inĬvs server: file from working directory is now in. You checkout this file and edit and check it in. This setting is done in dev/CVS_ROOT/cvswrappers. In order to avoid CVS do a stupid merge, Makefile.in, Makefile.am, configure.in, and configure are set non-mergeable. Makefile.in, Makefile.am, configure.in, and configure are non-mergeable Now you know what to do if some files are missing or producing complaints.ġ.3. Make : Makefile's and config.h -> project targets Usually you generate files in the following order:Īclocal : acinclude.m4 and configure.in -> aclocal.m4 (macro replacing definitions)Īutoheader: aclocal.m4 and configure.in -> config.h.inĪutomake : configure.in and Makefile.am's -> Makefile.in'sĪutoconf : configure.in and aclocal.m4 -> configure Output files: /dev/aclocal.m4, /dev/configure, /dev/config.h.in, /dev/config.h, Input files: /dev/acinclude.m4, /dev/configure.in, Makefile.am's and /dev/config/*. Here is the dependencies of various files: What are the dependencies of various files used in autoconf? There is a file which contains every single step so that you can open it locally to see how it is done.ġ.2. If you are inside MGH, then see /space/martinos/1/recon/tosa/autoconf directory.
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I created a directory which lists a project starting without autoconf but makefile and ended up with the full configured one. Bigger example is about writing Gnome application. Some web pages are useful: Simple examples are here and here. The comprehensive info is read in a book GNU Autoconf, Automake, and Libtool. Can you give me more info on GNU automake/autoconf/libtool?
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