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diff --git a/configure.ac.pamphlet b/configure.ac.pamphlet index 435d908b..6cf91fdc 100644 --- a/configure.ac.pamphlet +++ b/configure.ac.pamphlet @@ -626,15 +626,9 @@ environment. However, notice that since we only support \emph{native} build at the moment, the tests are also for the host and target platforms. <<build utils>>= -<<awk and tar program>> <<binary utils>> -<<doc utils>> - -OPENAXIOM_LISP_FLAGS - -OPENAXIOM_FILE_EXTENSIONS ## Occaionally, we may want to keep intermediary files. oa_keep_files= @@ -671,18 +665,6 @@ The next paragraphs detail each of the cluster of build utilities Then, check for a usable [[install]] program. Also, find out way to hard- or soft-link files. -\paragraph{The [[awk]] program} -The old build machinery needs \Tool{awk} on the build machine for -extracting algebra definitions. The same tool is needed on the -host machine for proper run of HyperDoc utilities. Note that at -the moment we do not make a distinction between the build machine -and the host machine (though that may change in the future). - -<<awk and tar program>>= -AC_PATH_PROGS([HOST_AWK],[awk nawk gawk mawk]) - -@ - \paragraph{Binary utils.} We need to know how to put object files into archives. @@ -690,30 +672,6 @@ We need to know how to put object files into archives. AC_CHECK_PROG([AR], [ar], [ar], [AC_MSG_ERROR([program 'ar' is missing])]) @ -\paragraph{Doc utils.} - -OpenAxiom sources is literate, and it uses the \Tool{noweb} technology. -\Tool{noweb} is used to extract both the actual source code from the -pamphlet files, and the documentation as \LaTeX{} source files. -There are many platforms on which \Tool{noweb} is not installed -by default. There is tarball of the dependencies on OpenAxiom's -web site to people to grab in case they don't have \Tool{noweb} -or \Tool{GCL}. What we do is that if noweb is not found, then -we try to build one from the tarball of dependency. For that -to work, the protocol is that the user has placed \Tool{noweb}'s source -files in a directory named \File{noweb/} at the top level. Normally, -this works right when one follows the installation instructions. -% -<<doc utils>>= -AC_PATH_PROG([PDFLATEX], [pdflatex]) -if test -z "$PDFLATEX"; then - AC_PATH_PROG([LATEX], [latex], - [AC_MSG_NOTICE([Documentation is disabled.])]) -fi - -AC_CHECK_PROGS([MAKEINDEX], [makeindex]) -@ - \section{Configuration options} \label{sec:config-options} @@ -904,29 +862,17 @@ AC_SUBST(oa_all_prerequisites) OPENAXIOM_HOST_COMPILERS OPENAXIOM_GCL_HACKS OPENAXIOM_HOST_DATA_PROPERTIES -OPENAXIOM_DYNAMIC_MODULE_SUPPORT +OPENAXIOM_DYNAMIC_MODULE_SUPPORT OPENAXIOM_BUILD_TOOLS +OPENAXIOM_LISP_FLAGS +OPENAXIOM_FILE_EXTENSIONS + +OPENAXIOM_HOST_PROGS axiom_src_subdirs="lib hyper lisp boot interp share algebra input etc doc" AC_SUBST(axiom_src_subdirs) -## On Windows system, we prefer the default installation -## location to be 'C:/Program Files/OpenAxiom', following Windows -## convention. We cannot use AC_PREFIX_DEFAULT directly as it seems -## to operate unconditionally. Therefore, we resort to this dirty -## trick stepping over Autoconf's internals. -case $host in - *mingw*) - ac_default_prefix="C:/Program Files/OpenAxiom" - AC_PATH_PROGS([oa_editor],[notepad.exe]) - ;; - *) - AC_PATH_PROGS([oa_editor],[vi]) - ;; -esac -AC_SUBST(oa_editor) - <<build utils>> <<runtime checking>> |