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  • Subject: Re: Config Bug
  • From: Scott Klement <klemscot@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 30 May 2001 10:47:29 -0500 (CDT)



On 31 May 2001, Carey Evans wrote:
> 
> autoconf has very good reasons for doing this the way that it does,
> and the manual says that the current configure.in is wrong to try to
> use $sysconfdir like that at all - see the "Installation Directory
> Variables" node in the manual, at least with autoconf 2.50.

I can't find this node in the 2.13 manual, but then I have a hard time
finding _anything_ in the autoconf info-pages.  :( 

At any rate, I didn't write that code -- and I'm not particularly attached
to it -- I just wanted it to _work_, since I was tired of editing
tn5250-config.h manually... :)

> 
> Can you try this patch instead, which does it properly, and cleans up
> a couple of other bits of configure as well?
> 

Your patch appears to work just fine.  

I've got a few other things I'd like to fix in the configuration stuff,
since there's a lot of steps you have to take manually on FreeBSD systems
right now  (you have to patch xt5250, replace XTerm, install termcap
entry, etc)   Should I try to avoid calling anything from the shell in
configure.in?  


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