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Nicola Pero 2003-01-26 04:01:38 +00:00
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@ -837,6 +837,7 @@ Optional Features:
--disable-FEATURE do not include FEATURE (same as --enable-FEATURE=no)
--enable-FEATURE[=ARG] include FEATURE [ARG=yes]
--enable-flattened Use flattened directory structure
--enable-multi-platform Use run time multi-platform support
--disable-backend-bundle Compile gui backend as a library
--disable-import Warn about usage of deprecated import directive
@ -2964,6 +2965,43 @@ else
fi
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# Is the system multi-platform?
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Multi-platform means that GNUstep.sh will determine the host
# platform (by running config.guess) each time that it is sourced.
# This is good if you are sharing your GNUstep.sh across your network
# (for example, mounting the makefiles via NFS), but it requires you
# to be able to run config.guess on your machine(s), which usually
# requires a development environment (compiler, libc etc).
#
# The default instead is not using multi-platform, which means the
# local host os, cpu and version is hardcoded in GNUstep.sh. This
# works nicely for a single machine using this gnustep-make
# installation, and it works even if you don't have development
# packages (gcc, binutils, libc-dev etc) installed. We had to make
# this the default after end-users (with no development packages
# installed) complained that binary packages wouldn't work (and the
# reason turned out to be that GNUstep.sh was running config.guess
# which was returning the wrong platform because the development
# tools needed/used to determine the platform were not available).
#
# Check whether --enable-multi-platform or --disable-multi-platform was given.
if test "${enable_multi_platform+set}" = set; then
enableval="$enable_multi_platform"
ac_cv_multi_platform=$enableval
else
ac_cv_multi_platform="undefined"
fi;
if test "$ac_cv_multi_platform" = "yes"; then
GNUSTEP_MULTI_PLATFORM=yes;
else
GNUSTEP_MULTI_PLATFORM=;
fi
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# Build backend bundles (on by default)
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
@ -4085,7 +4123,8 @@ echo "${ECHO_T}$GNUSTEP_MAKE_VERSION" >&6
# have to compute clean_target_os from target_os (and similar) by
# running shell scripts each time you 'make' something inside
# gnustep-make. We basically compute them once now, and cache them
# forever.
# forever. It is also used by GNUstep.sh when multi-platform is
# disabled.
clean_target_os=`$srcdir/clean_os.sh $target_os`
clean_target_cpu=`$srcdir/clean_cpu.sh $target_cpu`
clean_target_vendor=`$srcdir/clean_cpu.sh $target_vendor`
@ -4093,6 +4132,7 @@ clean_target_vendor=`$srcdir/clean_cpu.sh $target_vendor`
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# Produce the output files
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
@ -4714,6 +4754,7 @@ s,@HOST_INSTALL@,$HOST_INSTALL,;t t
s,@GNUSTEP_LOCAL_ROOT@,$GNUSTEP_LOCAL_ROOT,;t t
s,@GNUSTEP_NETWORK_ROOT@,$GNUSTEP_NETWORK_ROOT,;t t
s,@GNUSTEP_FLATTENED@,$GNUSTEP_FLATTENED,;t t
s,@GNUSTEP_MULTI_PLATFORM@,$GNUSTEP_MULTI_PLATFORM,;t t
s,@BACKEND_BUNDLE@,$BACKEND_BUNDLE,;t t
s,@objc_threaded@,$objc_threaded,;t t
s,@ac_cv_objc_threaded@,$ac_cv_objc_threaded,;t t