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Re: Questions: ./config.h.in & ./windows-NT/config.h.in


From: Derek Robert Price
Subject: Re: Questions: ./config.h.in & ./windows-NT/config.h.in
Date: Fri, 14 May 2004 08:39:37 -0400
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Conrad T. Pino wrote:

>Hi All,
>
>I'm assuming subject files have a development relationship
>but I'm not clear on just it is therefore this message.
>
>Is one derived from the other?


Kinda.  Right now, config.h.in is autogenerated from the configure.in
script.  We then copy bits into windows-NT/config.h.in as we find we
need them.

>Is there a maintenance or synchronization goal?


I've given it some thought, but haven't done anything about, at least
since some of the GNULIB modules started using AH_VERBATIM.  My
thought was that it might be useful to keep a windows-NT/file with a
list of a #define XXXX YYY style, then generate the
windows-NT/config.h file from that file and the root config.h.in so
that these sort of changes would show up automatically, but I hadn't
gotten around to it.  The same script should probably warn when macros
in the windows-NT list disappear from the root config.h.in.

Derek

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