Hi
I often use
./config.status --recheck
when I want to detect new installed tools; however, when I move
something to some other directory, I need to re-run ./configure
manually, otherwise make complains about some missing files (required by
a Makefile.in); this requires to re-run configure with the same
arguments that were originally used; now config.status knows about these
parameters, e.g.,
./config.status --version
source-highlight config.status 2.11
configured by ./configure, generated by GNU Autoconf 2.61,
with options "'CXX=/usr/lib/ccache/g++' 'CXXFLAGS=-g'
'--prefix=/home/bettini/usr/local/' '--enable-maintainer-mode'
'--enable-warnings'"
so wouldn't it be useful to have an option in config.status that re-runs
configure with these parameters (instead of having to remember them or
copy & paste them)?
what do you think?
thanks in advance
Lorenzo
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