Hi again,
I've been fixing configure.in which seems to fail in include testing.
It doesn't assign the variable "foundit" so it fails at final testing. Also the port system of freebsd failed to execute lots of "test" due to this syntax:
test $foundit == no; perhaps is more polite like:
test "$foundit"=="no";
Spaces broke the test :/
So if anyone knows about how to fix it, please, tell it!
Thanks in advance,
Kenneth Peiruza Systems Engineer +34-666.23.64.33 GNUnetworks Barcelona http://www.gnunetworks.com
I don't know why these tests got included in this form, but you are right, the correct syntax for the test command would be: (note the single =)
if test "$foundit" = "no"; then ...
Guenter
On 12 Nov 2003, Kenneth Peiruza wrote:
Hi again,
I've been fixing configure.in which seems to fail in include testing.
It doesn't assign the variable "foundit" so it fails at final testing. Also the port system of freebsd failed to execute lots of "test" due to this syntax:
test $foundit == no; perhaps is more polite like:
test "$foundit"=="no";
Spaces broke the test :/
So if anyone knows about how to fix it, please, tell it!
Thanks in advance,
Kenneth Peiruza Systems Engineer +34-666.23.64.33 GNUnetworks Barcelona http://www.gnunetworks.com
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