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automake
will call libtoolize
to generate some extra
files if the macro ‘AC_PROG_LIBTOOL’ is used in
‘configure.in’. If it is not present then automake
will
install ‘config.guess’ and ‘config.sub’ by itself.
libtoolize
can also be run manually if desired;
automake
will only run libtoolize
automatically
if ‘ltmain.sh’ and ‘ltconfig’ are missing.
user input files optional input processes output files ================ ============== ========= ============ .--------, | | - - -> COPYING | | - - -> INSTALL | |------> install-sh | |------> missing |automake|------> mkinstalldirs configure.in ----------------------->| | Makefile.am ----------------------->| |------> Makefile.in | |------> stamp-h.in .---+ | - - -> config.guess | | | - - -> config.sub | `------+-' | | - - - -> config.guess |libtoolize| - - - -> config.sub | |--------> ltmain.sh | |--------> ltconfig `----------' |
The versions of ‘config.guess’ and ‘config.sub’ installed differ between releases of Automake and Libtool, and might be different depending on whether
libtoolize
is used to install them or not. Before releasing your own package you should get the latest versions of these files from ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/config, in case there have been changes since releases of the GNU Autotools.
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