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   <H1>[Mageia-dev] autogen.sh</H1>
    <B>Angelo Naselli</B> 
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Il 19/09/2012 10:55, Oden Eriksson ha scritto:
&gt;<i> Hello people.
</I>&gt;<i> 
</I>&gt;<i> Someone was wondering why i added autogen.sh in libxslt. There is a
</I>&gt;<i> reason for this after long time maintaining open source softwares.
</I>&gt;<i> See it as a &quot;last known good&quot; way of using the autopoo stuff as
</I>&gt;<i> done upstream.  If &quot;autoreconf - fi&quot; should ever fail in libxslt
</I>&gt;<i> use the provided autogen.sh file. These files tends to disappear or
</I>&gt;<i> be moved to the upstream release managers private hard drive only,
</I>&gt;<i> or something like that. It's simply wise to keep autogen.sh for 
</I>&gt;<i> ourselves for reference. If you don't need to use it, fine, but
</I>&gt;<i> keep it.
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I'm not against on having stuff that simplify our life in building
packages, but i have a question what does autogen.sh that does not
work with the standard sequence (more or less always the same)?:
libtoolize &amp;&amp; aclocal &amp;&amp; automake --add-missing &amp;&amp; autoconf

Just wonder...

Cheers,
	Angelo

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