Hi,
this patch does two things:
1) makes it possible to run ``configure'' from somewhere outside the
src directory (not being able to do this can be a royal PITA for
people building from the same source under different platforms,
compilers and/or configurations)
2) converts ``#include "config.h"'' to ``#include <config.h>'', as
recommended for autoconf-based builds (there are good reasons for
this)
BTW, a questions for the source maintainers: are there any plans for
making the source for the "not-OpenBSD-only" port available through
CVS?
Regards,
Morten Eriksen
this patch does two things:
1) makes it possible to run ``configure'' from somewhere outside the
src directory (not being able to do this can be a royal PITA for
people building from the same source under different platforms,
compilers and/or configurations)
2) converts ``#include "config.h"'' to ``#include <config.h>'', as
recommended for autoconf-based builds (there are good reasons for
this)
BTW, a questions for the source maintainers: are there any plans for
making the source for the "not-OpenBSD-only" port available through
CVS?
Regards,
Morten Eriksen