Re: [avrdude-dev] make distcheck

[Brian Dean]

On Wed, Mar 05, 2003 at 08:33:26PM -0800, Theodore A. Roth wrote:

> I just did this:
> 
>  1019  make dist
>  1021  tar xzf avrdude-3.1.0cvs.tar.gz 
>  1023  cd avrdude-3.1.0cvs
>  1025  mkdir obj
>  1026  cd obj
>  1027  ../configure --prefix=$HOME/local/avrdude
>  1031  make
> 
> and got this:
> 
> address@hidden obj]$ make
> make  all-recursive
> make[1]: Entering directory 

...

Same here.

> Brian, can you try a build in a clean subdir with the latest tools, like 
> this:
> 
>   $ mkdir obj
>   $ cd obj
>   $ ../configure --prefix=<whatever>
>   $ make
> 
> Did you see it run autoheader?

Nope, didn't run autoheader.

> Make does the Makefile look like for AUTOHEADER (and the others)? Mine looks 
> like this:
> 
> ACLOCAL = ${SHELL} 
> /home/troth/dev/tools/avrdude-cvs/obj/avrdude-3.1.0cvs/missing --run 
> aclocal-1.7
> AMDEP_FALSE = #
> AMDEP_TRUE =
> AMTAR = ${SHELL} 
> /home/troth/dev/tools/avrdude-cvs/obj/avrdude-3.1.0cvs/missing --run tar
> AUTOCONF = ${SHELL} 
> /home/troth/dev/tools/avrdude-cvs/obj/avrdude-3.1.0cvs/missing --run autoconf
> AUTOHEADER = ${SHELL} 
> /home/troth/dev/tools/avrdude-cvs/obj/avrdude-3.1.0cvs/missing --run 
> autoheader
> AUTOMAKE = ${SHELL} 
> /home/troth/dev/tools/avrdude-cvs/obj/avrdude-3.1.0cvs/missing --run 
> automake-1.7

Similar for me, but only if they weren't defined in my environment,
i.e., I had to start a new shell because I had these defined in my
environment to make 'bootstrap' on FreeBSD happy.  But that won't be
an issue for folks building the port.

-Brian