configure is missing from this git repository

[adoram]

It's in your tarball, but not in git.

[JoeDog]

configure is not a source file. If you have autotools you can build a
configure script. Inside the top level source run:

utils/bootstrap

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It's in your tarball, but not in git.

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[adoram]

Thanks, I did not know that.

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configure is not a source file. If you have autotools you can build a
configure script. Inside the top level source run:

utils/bootstrap

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It's in your tarball, but not in git.

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[JoeDog]

The only thing I put in version control are source files. configure is
built from configure.ac so configure is not a source file.

Makefile.in is built from Makefile.am; then Makefile is built from configure

configure goes into a source tarball with 'make dist'

To clean everything up to source I do this:

make clean
make distclean
wayclean

Here's my wayclean script:

#! /bin/sh

if [[ -a "configure" ]]; then
rm -f configure
rm -f find . -name Makefile.in
rm -f find . -name config.h.in
rm -f find . -name PLATFORM
rm -f find . -name stamp-h.in
rm -fR autom4te.cache
else
echo "Not in a source directory!"
fi

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Thanks, I did not know that.

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configure is not a source file. If you have autotools you can build a
configure script. Inside the top level source run:

utils/bootstrap

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It's in your tarball, but not in git.

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[teohhanhui]

You should update the INSTALL file :)

[tracker1]

I'm getting a required file 'utils/compile' not found error message

NM ran automake --add-missing

[JoeDog]

The git repo is source files only. The tarball is a source distribution. I
don't check in files that are generated. You'll have to generate one with
autotools

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equired file 'utils/compile' not found

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