Hi Tor, *,
On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 7:59 AM, Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> wrote:
(one doesn't need to hunt for the
obsolete, ever more difficult to find
That's not true - in fact it is now easier to find than ever. (since
connect.apple.com got its redesign, has been quite a while)
and difficult to install, Xcode
That is nothing I can comment on...
3), we are a big step in that direction. Our principle has always been
that for the Mac one shouldn't need any 3rd-party software. But now
when Apple in their wisdom (or by accident) stopped including automake
and autoconf in Xcode, that isn't true any more.
What about just adding autoconf and automake into the
build-dependencies, with autogen.sh calling "make autotools" if those
are not found?
Probably better than having to keep a generated configure somewhere external....
ciao
Christian
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