loic@ceic.com
Fri, 16 Jul 1999 15:00:55 +0200 (MEST)
The patch itself is at http://www.senga.org/htdig/htdig3-shared.patch.gz
To ease the test I also did a distribution
http://www.senga.org/htdig/htdig-3.2.0-dev.tar.gz
Does someone have a test suite that would allow to check
if functions are not broken after a change ? Or do we have
to randomly check ?
Here is the ChangeLog
1999-07-16 Loic Dachary <loic@ceic.com>
* All libraries (except db) use libtools. Shared libraries are
generated by default. --disable-shared to get old behaviour.
Libraries are installed in all cases.
* Change structure of default installation directory (match
standard).
database : var/htdig
programs : bin
libraries : lib
Like default apache:
conf : conf
htdocs : htdocs/htdig
cgi-bin : cgi-bin
* Switch all Makefile.in into Makefile.am
* CONFIG.in CONFIG : removed. Replaced with --with- arguments in
configure.in
* Makefile.config.in removed, only keep Makefile.config : automake
automatically defines variables for each AC_SUBST variables.
Makefile.config has HTLIBS + DEFINES
* db/Makefile : added to forward (clean all distclean) targets to
db/dist and implement distdir target.
* acconfig.h : created to allow autoheader to work (contains GETPEERNAME_LENGTH_T
HAVE_BOOL, HAVE_TRUE, HAVE_FALSE, NEED_PROTO_GETHOSTNAME). Extra definitions
added before @TOP@ (TRUE, FALSE, VERSION, MAX_WORD_LENGTH, LOG_LEVEL, LOG_FACILITY).
* installdir/Makefile.am : installation rules moved from Makefile.am to installdir/Makefile.am
* include/Makefile.am : distribute htconfig.h.in and stamp-h.in
* Makefile.am : do not pre-create the directories, creation is done during the installation
* configure.in: CF_MAKE_INCLUDE not needed anymore : automake handles
the include itself.
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