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 adjusting configure - Sep. 20, '02, 10:48:08 AM
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QPublic
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I' ve run into some of the PD programs that use configure that know about Interix 3.0 and some that don' t. The ones that don' t have it I can make them work. But what' s the recommended way? or most common way?
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RE: adjusting configure - Sep. 20, '02, 10:55:32 AM
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Rodney
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The most current version of configure uses a file named " config.guess" that lists a heap of OS' s and various versions. The most up-to-date config.guess file has an entry for 3.0 that reads:
x86:*Interix*:3.*:*)
echo i386-pc-interix3
exit 0 ;;
(It' s a shell script case statement).
The easiest thing to do is if you already have another package with a " config.guess" has the above then you can just copy it to replace the config.guess that doesn' t have it. Another way is to copy the description above into the " config.guess" file.The " 3" in " interix3" is to separate it out from some older entries that have just " interix" BTW.
- Rodney
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