On Thu, 6 Dec 2007, Kamaljit Singh wrote:
I have a configure created on linux but run on solaris. The configure runs fine but if a Makefile is deemed out of date and is redone then auto4mte bails out claiming /usr/bin/m4 needs to be version 1.4 Ofcourse there is no /usr/bin/m4 on my system and /usr/local/bin/m4 is version 1.4. I can work around by setting M4=/usr/local/bin/m4 in my environment. but is there a "better" way using some autoconf macros to get this done ?
The solution is to configure on the host where you will be running 'make'. Create a build directory and configure from outside the source tree to allow doing builds on both Linux and Solaris.
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