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No ./configure in GitHub .Should I run autoconf ? #97

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Dnu12 opened this issue Apr 8, 2022 · 6 comments
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No ./configure in GitHub .Should I run autoconf ? #97

Dnu12 opened this issue Apr 8, 2022 · 6 comments

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@Dnu12
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Dnu12 commented Apr 8, 2022

Hi !

 I cloned this repo and tried to install it using auto tools( configure; make;make install ) but I couldn't find the configure script in the repo . So I tried to run 'autoconf' ,it did generate configure script but I got error messages .am I missing something ?

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zherczeg commented Apr 8, 2022

Use ./autogen.sh

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Dnu12 commented Apr 11, 2022

But in README file ,it was mentioned to run 'configure' script ( in section 'building PCRE2 using auto tools' ).I could not find anything about 'autogen.sh' in README file. Is it generally followed to run autogen.sh ? Sorry of being ignorant but at least it could be mentioned in the docs .(I'm happy to make the change.)

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ltrzesniewski commented Apr 11, 2022

The README file gives you the steps to follow when you use a release. You don't need to run autogen in that case (maybe that would need to be clarified).

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@PhilipHazel could you update the doc? Should be trivial.

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Dnu12 commented Apr 13, 2022

@ltrzesniewski Thanks ! I have the configure file when I use a release .

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I have updated the README file to state that ./autogen.sh must be run if the files are downloaded from Git.

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