* use libtool to compile/link all programs
* remove */Makefile.in and remove them from configure
* remove autom4te.cache after running autoconf
* remove .o from the FILEMAP logic in configure and the Make system;
provides more flexibility in the Makefile to use it
* for VPATH builds: create the build subdirs by running
"make mkdir-init" from the configure script
* adjust .cvsignore files to account for presence of .libs now
configure script. don't "clean" it and remove it from .cvsignore.
Note: to avoid problems in developer dirs, we nuke the file in
buildconf.sh for now; we'll stop doing that at some future time.
[idea from ASF]
* look for glibtoolize, in addition to libtoolize (e.g. the MacOS X platform
names it differently). [patch from ASF]
* conftools/missing is not needed
* use "exit 0" in buildconf.sh to help calling scripts. [patch from ASF]
* minor output cleanup in "make clean"
version normally provided with autoconf.
I have not tested this in a cross-compilation environment, but it does
not break things in my x86 environment. (If this breaks things for anyone,
please file a bug report!)
This closes SF patch #431342.
were out of date, and we've previously seen expat.h out of sync).
*) Use new script "buildconf.sh" to create the set of generated files
(aclocal.m4, config.h.in, configure). This is intended to be used by
developers (rerun when configure.in changes) and just before a release
(releases include these outputs).
Developers now need the "autoconf" and "libtool" packages.
*) config.h.in is now built by autoheader and includes bits from acconfig.h
rather than manual construction/maintenance. (renamed from config.hin)
*) added conftools/PrintPath from the ASF; it is a portable "which"
*) added "extraclean" target to top-level Makefile to get rid of all
generated files (return to pure CVS state; before buildconf.sh)
*) updates various bits for config.hin -> config.h.in rename
*) no longer need to delete the ".deps" subdir since we don't create it
anymore (dependencies are explicit rather than auto-generated).
