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diff etc/HACKING @ 15414:494f9bac8862
build: Rename autogen.sh script to bootstrap to conform to GNU guidelines.
* bootstrap: renamed from autogen.sh.
* autogen.sh: deleted.
* build-aux/bootstrap_gnulib: renamed from bootstrap.
* build-aux/bootstrap: deleted.
* build-aux/bootstrap_gnulib.conf: renamed from bootstrap.conf.
* build-aux/bootstrap.conf: deleted.
* Makefile.am: add bootstrap and bootstrap_gnulib to EXTRA_DIST.
* contrib.txi, HACKING, README.MacOS, README.MinGW, mx-ops, sparse-mx-ops,
vx-ops: Replace references to autogen.sh with bootstrap.
author | Rik <rik@octave.org> |
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date | Tue, 18 Sep 2012 15:32:50 -0700 |
parents | 2dd4f5930108 |
children | 6e834a113760 |
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--- a/etc/HACKING +++ b/etc/HACKING @@ -43,9 +43,9 @@ http://www.gnu.org/software/octave/download.html -After cloning Octave, you will need to run the autogen.sh script: +After cloning Octave, you will need to run the bootstrap script: - $ ./autogen.sh + $ ./bootstrap This script will examine the source tree and generate some Makefile fragments and then runs the bootstrap script. The bootstrap script comes @@ -70,10 +70,10 @@ corresponding Mercurial revision if you update the working directory to a past revision not too far in the past. -Additional options besides --gnulib-srcdir can be passed to autogen.sh and -they will be forwarded without modification to the bootstrap script. +Additional options besides --gnulib-srcdir can be passed to bootstrap and +they will be forwarded without modification to the gnulib bootstrap script. -Once the autogen.sh and bootstrap scripts complete successfully, you may +Once the bootstrap and bootstrap_gnulib scripts complete successfully, you may run $ ./configure @@ -115,8 +115,8 @@ libgnu -- gnulib sources that we use. The files here are copied here from the gnulib directory by the - build-aux/bootstrap script that is run by the - autogen.sh script. + build-aux/bootstrap_gnulib script that is run by the + bootstrap script. liboctave -- C++ interfaces to the numerical libraries, Fortran