Re: [PATCH] Add autoconf-based build infrastructure for tig

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Jonas Fonseca wrote:
I've only played little with this patch, but overall I like most of the
changes. I would, however, want to look into making the dependency on
autoconf optional (like it is for git) and avoid using automake at all.
It would make the autoconf.sh bootstrap script obsolete, since the
Makefile can just take care of it, and it would keep the build system
simple.

So the idea is for configure to also generate a Makefile.config that can
be sourced by the Makefile. Then of course inclusion of the config.h
file should depend on some -DHAVE_CONFIG_H flag for the compiler.

What do you think? You are of course welcome to come up with a patch for
this proposal, but else I would like to get your permission/sign-off to
include the configure.ac script and the tig.c changes you made.

That sounds perfectly sensible to me. Not sure when I'll have time to work on that proposal, but in the meantime you can use whatever bits of my original patch you like. Sorry about the lack of a Signed-off-by line in the original post -- I use git for private stuff at work 99% of the time and it sometimes slips my mind to add that extra header line for public changes. So, retroactively (though if you like I can resend the whole patch with this line):

Signed-off-by: Steven Grimm <koreth@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

-Steve

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