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Tuesday, 13 September 2005 |
No, we never write or edit the Makefiles or Makefile.in's, they are generated automatically from Makefile.am. If there is an error it is most probably because you used an old version of automake, or you might have set MAKE=gmake before running configure, but you are still using the non-gmake make at build time. Sorry, but we don't care what's in the Makefiles since they are only generated files. Note that you have to REPLACE any previous version of automake with version 1.5 or later, or at least make sure all the new automake binaries are present before the old ones in your PATH. You might also get strange errors if you use the code from CVS and don't follow the instructions above on how to create the Makefile.in's and configure script.
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