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Configure script does not pass arguments.
------- Additional Comments From dr_mac@mail.utexas.edu 2002-04-14 18:44 -------
I attached my patch for the main configure. Run the main configure and let
it guess the host type. Mine guessed "powerpc-apple-darwin5.3" which I
believe is correct. Now, when the main configure script passes the build
and host variables to the apr-util configure script, it will complain that it
doesn't know how to build for that host.
Now, go back to main configure and force
both build and host = powerpc-apple-bsd
Then it will all work fine.
Matthw
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Configure script does not pass arguments.
------- Additional Comments From dr_mac@mail.utexas.edu 2002-04-14 18:44 -------
I attached my patch for the main configure. Run the main configure and let
it guess the host type. Mine guessed "powerpc-apple-darwin5.3" which I
believe is correct. Now, when the main configure script passes the build
and host variables to the apr-util configure script, it will complain that it
doesn't know how to build for that host.
Now, go back to main configure and force
both build and host = powerpc-apple-bsd
Then it will all work fine.
Matthw