>>> "JRBCAST" == JRBCAST <JRBCAST@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes: [...] JRBCAST> /sjors_tmp/NewXmipp>make JRBCAST> cd . && /bin/sh /u/bioinfo/bioinfo/sjors_tmp/NewXmipp/missing --run JRBCAST> aclocal-1.9 -I m4 JRBCAST> /u/bioinfo/bioinfo/sjors_tmp/NewXmipp/missing[46]: aclocal-1.9: not JRBCAST> found If this happens after a fresh unpacking of the tarball, it means the timestamps of the files have been damaged. There are several reasons this can happen. The most usual cause is that you are building over NFS, but your client host is not time-synchronized with the NFS server. A previous report about this was from a user who did use `tar -m' (which of course breaks everything). Another possible source of timestamp breakage is `cvs update'. See the Automake FAQ about that one. [...] JRBCAST> Is not this system supposed to work without the need JRBCAST> of autotools presence?. Yes it is, as long as the timestamps are preserved. -- Alexandre Duret-Lutz _______________________________________________ Autoconf mailing list Autoconf@xxxxxxx http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/autoconf
