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GNU Autoconf, Automake and Libtool
Authors:
Vaughan G.V.
,
Ellison B.
,
Taylor I.L.
Published year: 2002
Pages: 1/290
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Magic Happens Here
Index
About this document
1. Introduction
1.1 What this book is
1.2 What the book is not
1.3 Who should read this book
1.4 How this book is organized
2. History
2.1 The Diversity of Unix Systems
2.2 The First Configure Programs
2.3 Configure Development
2.4 Automake Development
2.5 Libtool Development
2.6 Microsoft Windows
3. How to run configure and make
3.1 Configuring
3.2 Files generated by configure
3.3 The most useful Makefile targets
3.4 Configuration Names
4. Introducing Makefile s
4.1 Targets and dependencies
4.2 Makefile syntax
4.3 Macros
4.4 Suffix rules
5. A Minimal GNU Autotools Project
5.1 User-Provided Input Files
5.2 Generated Output Files
5.3 Maintaining Input Files
5.4 Packaging Generated Files
5.5 Documentation and ChangeLogs
6. Writing configure.in
6.1 What is Portability?
6.2 Brief introduction to portable sh
6.3 Ordering Tests
6.4 What to check for
6.5 Using Configuration Names
7. Introducing GNU Automake
7.1 General Automake principles
7.2 Introduction to Primaries
7.3 The easy primaries
7.4 Programs and libraries
7.5 Frequently Asked Questions
7.6 Multiple directories
7.7 Testing
8. Bootstrapping
9. A Small GNU Autotools Project
9.1 GNU Autotools in Practice
9.1.1 Project Directory Structure
9.1.2 C Header Files
9.1.3 C Compilers
9.1.4 Function Definitions
9.1.5 Fallback Function Implementations
9.1.6 Kamp
9.2 A Simple Shell Builders Library
9.2.1 Portability Infrastructure
9.2.1.1 Error Management
9.2.1.2 Memory Management
9.2.1.3 Generalised List Data Type
9.2.2 Library Implementation
9.2.2.1 sic.c amp
9.2.2.2 builtin.c amp
9.2.2.3 eval.c amp
9.2.2.4 syntax.c amp
9.2.3 Beginnings of a configure.in
9.3 A Sample Shell Application
9.3.1 sic_repl.c
9.3.2 sic_syntax.c
9.3.3 sic_builtin.c
9.3.4 sic.c amp
10. Introducing GNU Libtool
10.1 Creating libtool
10.2 The Libtool Library
10.2.1 Position Independent Code
10.2.2 Creating Shared Libraries
10.2.3 Creating Static Libraries
10.2.4 Creating Convenience Libraries
10.3 Linking an Executable
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GNU Autoconf, Automake and Libtool
Authors:
Vaughan G.V.
,
Ellison B.
,
Taylor I.L.
Published year: 2002
Pages: 1/290
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