Re: How to force configure script to use curl ?

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Jeff King <peff@xxxxxxxx> writes:

> But our use of autoconf is not very extensive, and in fact most
> developers do not use it at all. If you know you want curl, you're
> better off just overriding it explicitly with the Makefile knob:
>
>   make NO_CURL=
>
> or:
>
>   echo NO_CURL= >>config.mak
>   make
>
> Either of those will override the NO_CURL setting done by the configure
> script (you can see the full list of knobs set by configure in
> config.mak.autogen).

Heh, I didn't even know that things were expected to work if you
further tweak ./configure generated settings.  

You are correct to point out that our use of autoconf is merely is
an afterthought ;-), and the list of knobs near the top of Makefile
is more authoritative and fresh than what configure.in knows about.

Thanks.




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