On 03/11/2012 08:22 PM, Junio C Hamano wrote:
Torsten Bögershausen<tboegi@xxxxxx> writes:
Here the results of my investigations:
a) git-sh-i18n is used by the test suite, not git-sh-i18n.sh
git-sh-i18n is generated from git-sh-i18n.sh when running make
Yeah, that is the correct behaviour.
b) When running
make clean&& make USE_GETTEXT_SCHEME=gnu&& (cd t&& make)
the log of t0204 looks like this:
...
Summary: test OK,
Now, the last remaining issues appear to be these:
* Is USE_GETTEXT_SCHEME=gnu the right thing for Mac OS X? It may
make this test pass, but does it not break other things? Does
Mac OS X come with a working gettext.sh to help i18n of shell
scripts? Does it also give eval_gettext?
When I remember it right, the following comes from the Fink installation
on my machine:
which gettext
/sw/bin/gettext
which gettext.sh
/sw/bin/gettext.sh
None of the machines here (Mac OS X, Ubuntu 10.04.4 LTS, OpenSuse 12.1)
has a eval_gettext
* If so, Mac OS X users shouldn't have to say that from the command
line of "make". Do we need a Makefile update?
Good question.
I couldn't find any setup of USE_GETTEXT_SCHEME in Makefile
(except when NO_GETTEXT is set), do I need to run configure?
So far the Makefile worked for all my systems here.
* If not, what is the appropriate value for USE_GETTEXT_SCHEME on=
Mac OS X? If the answer is not "fallthrough", do we need a
Makefile update?
My guess is that "gettext_without_eval_gettext" would be right
(if we have Fink installed)
But again, what did I overlook in the Makefile?
Should there be some hard coded default for e.g. Darwin?
With a switch when Fink is installed?
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