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  1. Automake

    Infobox software name Automake logo Image Heckert GNU white.svg 100px developer GNU The GNU Project latest ... platform genre Programming tool license GNU General Public License website http sourceware.org automake Image Autoconf.svg thumb 300px Flow diagram of autoconf and automake GNU Automake is a programming ... programming language and must be used with autoconf GNU autoconf . Automake contains the following commands aclocal automake aclocal , however, is a general purpose program that can be useful to autoconf ... written. Like Autoconf, Automake used to be not entirely backwards compatible . For example, a project created with automake 1.4 will not necessarily work with automake 1.9. The situation however has improved noticeably with more recent releases. Approach Automake aims to allow the programmer to write ... this information, Automake generates a makefile that allows the user to compile the program clean i.e. ... in a directory other than the one where the sources are deployed. Dependency generation Automake also takes care of automatically generating ref http sources.redhat.com automake automake.html Dependency Tracking Automatic Dependency Tracking , Automake Manual ref the Coupling computer science dependency ... will know which source files need to be recompiled. If the compiler allows it, Automake tries to make ... on the project. ref http sources.redhat.com automake automake.html Dependency Tracking Evolution Dependency Tracking in Automake , Automake Manual ref In such a case, if a source file gains a new ... to do so. In the general case, automake generates dependencies via the bundled depcomp script ... recent version of GNU Compiler Collection gcc , however, automake will inline the dependency generation code to call gcc directly. Libtool Automake can also help with the compilation of libraries ... Refbegin Gary V. Vaughan, Ben Elliston, Tom Tromey Gnu Autoconf, Automake, and Libtool , Sams, ISBN 1 57870 190 2 Reflist 2 Refend External links http sources.redhat.com automake Automake home page http ...   more details



  1. Makedepend

    script is depcomp , which is distributed with and used by GNU Automake . ref http sources.redhat.com automake automake.html Dependency Tracking Dependency Tracking in Automake , Automake Manual ...   more details



  1. GNU build system

    build system Image Autoconf.svg thumb 300px Flow diagram of autoconf and automake The GNU build system comprises the GNU utility programs Autoconf , Automake , and Libtool . ref http autotoolset.sourceforge.net .... GNU Automake Automake helps to create portable code Makefile code s, which are in turn ... of making software that uses Autoconf and Automake portable to a wide range of systems. Advantages ... do not need to have Autoconf , Automake , or Libtool in order to build or install software which ... be used alone or together a software project can use Autoconf , for example, without using Automake ... , autoconf , autoheader and automake as needed. In some cases, more commands may be necessary ... software pkgconfig pkg config package http sources.redhat.com automake automake.html automake manual http www.gnu.org software automake GNU automake documentation http www.gnu.org software ... sources.redhat.com autobook GNU Autoconf, Automake, and Libtool http www.freesoftwaremagazine.com books autotools a guide to autoconf automake libtool Autotools a practitioner s guide to Autoconf, Automake and Libtool GNU DEFAULTSORT Gnu Build System Category GNU Project software Build system Category ...   more details



  1. Encap Package Management System

    Notability date January 2010 Primary sources date January 2010 Orphan date February 2009 The Encap package management system is an alternative to the standard Unix approach to installing local software in usr local bin, usr local man etc. Instead software is installed in usr local encap, and running the epkg program creates symbolic link s to the usr local directories. This gives better accountability for the software and more flexibility in upgrading software versions. Usage The program is first built via running e.g. in case of automake pre . configure prefix usr local encap progname x.y.z make make install pre Then, running pre mkencap progname x.y.z cd usr local encap tar czf progname x.y.z.tar.gz pre will create a package which can be installed on another machine as well by running pre epkg i progname x.y.z.tar.gz pre Note that epkg is not intended to replace the package management, but rather to handle self built applications in a more civilized fashion. External links http www.encap.org Official website Unix stub Install software stub Category Unix Category Free package management systems ...   more details



  1. Autoconfiscation

    Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 Orphan date February 2009 Autoconfiscation is the process of converting the source code of a particular software project to support the GNU build system , also known as the GNU autotools , in the software build process. The term autoconfiscation was coined by Noah Friedman. The first step in autoconfiscation is the generation of an autoconf input file, usually named configure.ac, which contains a set of m4 language m4 Macro computer science macros that, when processed with the GNU autoconf utility, generates a configure script which facilitates the discovery and configuration of software development environments. Most configure scripts at a minimum assume a Makefile.in input file, which is used to generate, based on the desired configure options and software development environment, a Makefile used for compiling and building software using make software make . The second step in autoconfiscation is typically the automation of Makefile.in generation, usually through the use of the GNU automake utility and a Makefile.am input file. History Category Source code compu prog stub ...   more details



  1. GNU Libtool

    , Automake , Libtool , and Gettext . http metastatic.org text libtool.html Avoiding libtool minefields ...   more details



  1. Changelog

    selfref For information on Wikipedia changelogs, see Help Page history . oneref date September 2010 A changelog is a log or record of changes made to a project, such as a website or software project, usually including such records as bug fixes, new features, etc. Most open source projects include a changelog as one of the top level files in their distribution. Although the canonical naming convention for the file is ChangeLog , ref http www.gnu.org software automake manual html node Gnits.html Gnits The GNU automake manual ref it is sometimes alternatively named as CHANGES or HISTORY NEWS is usually a different file reflecting changes between releases, not between the commits . Some project maintainer s will append a .txt suffix to the file name. Some revision control systems are able to generate the relevant information that is suited as a changelog. Format Changelog files are organized by paragraphs, which define a unique change within a function or file. Most changelog files follow the following format pre YYYY MM DD John Doe johndoe example.com myfile.ext myfunction my changes made additional changes myfile.ext unrelated change my changes made to myfile.ext but completely unrelated to the above anotherfile.ext somefunction more changes pre Note that between the date and the name, and again between the name and the email address, there are two spaces each. It is common to enclose the email address in < and > . The Emacs Emacs Editor creates such entries when creating additional changelog entries. Changelogs in Wikis Most Wiki software includes changelogs as a fundamental feature often called history in this context . For example, the history link at the top of a Wikipedia entry links to that page s changelog. This feature is vital for complying with the attribution requirements of some copyright licenses. Notes reflist See also Release notes External links http www.gnu.org software guile changelogs guile changelogs 3.html Explanations, how to write Changelog ...   more details



  1. Autoconf

    info pages http www.openismus.com documents linux automake automake.shtml one http www.openismus.com ... Autotoolset home page http www.freesoftwaremagazine.com books autotools a guide to autoconf automake ... autoconf Learning Autoconf and Automake by Eleftherios Gkioulekas http autotoolset.sourceforge.net ... Autotools Tutorial by Alexandre Duret Lutz introduces Autoconf, Automake , Libtool , and Gettext ...   more details



  1. GNU toolchain

    The GNU toolchain is a blanket term for a collection of programming tool s produced by the GNU Project . These tools form a toolchain suite of tools used in a serial manner used for developing application software applications and operating system s. The GNU toolchain plays a vital role in development of Linux kernel , Berkeley Software Distribution BSD , and software for embedded system s. Parts of the GNU toolchain are also directly used with or Porting ported to other platforms such as Solaris operating system Solaris , Mac OS X , Microsoft Windows via Cygwin and MinGW MinGW MSYS and PlayStation 3 Sony PlayStation 3 . ref http www.sony.net Products Linux Sony Global Source Code Distribution Service Bot generated title ref Projects included in the GNU toolchain are make software GNU make Automation tool for compilation and build GNU Compiler Collection GCC Suite of compilers for several programming languages GNU Binutils Suite of tools including linker, assembler and other tools GNU Bison Parser generator GNU m4 m4 computer language m4 macro processor GNU Debugger GDB Code debugging tool GNU build system autotools Autoconf Autoheader Automake Libtool See also Portal Free software Glibc GNU C Library GNU Classpath Concurrent Versions System CVS MinGW Cygwin References Reflist GNU DEFAULTSORT Gnu Toolchain Category GNU Project software Category Computer programming tools programming software stub cs GNU toolchain de GNU Toolchain el GNU es GNU toolchain fr GNU toolchain ml ja GNU pt Conjunto de ferramentas GNU ru GNU toolchain uk GNU toolchain zh GNU toolchain ...   more details



  1. Gnits Standards

    The Gnits Standards are a collection of standardization standard s and recommendations for programming, maintaining, and distributing software . They are published by a group of GNU project maintainers who call themselves Gnits , which is short for GNU Nit pickers . As such, they represent advice, not Free Software Foundation or GNU policy, but parts of the Gnits standards have seen widespread adoption among free software programmers in general. The Gnits Standards are extensions to, refinements of, and annotations for the GNU Standards . However, they are in no way normative in GNU GNU maintainers are not required to follow them. Nevertheless, maintainers and programmers often find in Gnits Standards good ideas on the way to follow GNU Standards themselves, as well as tentative, non official explanations about why some GNU Standards were decided the way they are. There are very few discrepancies between Gnits Standards and GNU Standards, and they are always well noted as such. The Standards address aspects of software architecture , program behaviour, human computer interaction , C computer language C programming, software documentation documentation , and software release s. As of 2008, the Gnits Standards carry a notice that they are moribund and no longer actively maintained, and points readers to the manuals of Gnulib , Autoconf , and Automake , which are said to cover many of the same topics. See also Portal Free software GNU Autotools GNU Coding Standards External links http www.gnu.org software womb gnits Gnits Standards Category Computer standards Category GNU Project Category Computer programming Category Free software culture and documents fr Gnits Standards ...   more details



  1. .am

    For the file extension .am Automake Infobox Top level domain name .am background CCF image introduced 1994 type Country code top level domain status Active registry https www.amnic.net AMNIC sponsor http www.isoc.am ISOC AM local chapter of Internet Society intendeduse Entities connected with flag Armenia actualuse Still used largely in Armenia despite being marketed as global domain restrictions Some generic names reserved registry reserves right to revoke registrations due to obscenity or other illegal or immoral activity structure Registrations permitted directly at second level document https www.amnic.net policy AM TLD policy disputepolicy UDRP website https www.amnic.net AMNIC .am is the Internet country code top level domain ccTLD for Armenia . Regulation The registry for .am is operated by http www.isoc.am ISOC AM , the local chapter of the Internet Society . Regulatory notes Except for reserved names like .com.am, .net.am, .org.am and others, any person in the world can register a .am domain for a fee. Each domain name is subject to review. Generally each review takes 2 or 3 working days. For religious reasons, Armenian law prohibits its domain name s from being used for obscene sites. The AM NIC is moving over to IPv6 address compatibility in line with the global DNS system. Unicode compatible names will not be instituted at AM NIC until all issues related to IPv6 are resolved. Usage in domain hacks The domain name is popular and thus economically valuable due to it being a mnemonic for AM radio other similar ccTLDs are .fm , .tv , .cd , .dj and .mu . Such unconventional usage of TLD s in domain names are known as domain hack s. The domain hacked name i.am has also been used for a popular hosting service, although it, and similar two letter word hacks, are now owned by a third party registration business. External links http www.iana.org root whois am.htm IANA .am whois information https www.amnic.net Armenia Network Information Centre ccTLD DEFAULTSORT Am ...   more details



  1. PIKT

    PIKT was written and is currently maintained by Robert Osterlund. Harlan Stenn maintains the automake ...   more details



  1. PCB (software)

    and XCircuit GNU autoconf automake based build system PCB is Free Software References Reflist ...   more details



  1. KDevelop

    Kate . Project management for different project types, such as Automake , qmake for Qt toolkit ... build systems include GNU automake , cmake, qmake, and make for custom projects KDevelop does not destroy ...   more details



  1. Google Code Search

    Distinguish Google Code Infobox Software name Google Code Search logo Image Google Code Search.png screenshot caption developer Google latest release version latest release date operating system Any web based application genre Code search engine license website http www.google.com codesearch Version Beta Google Code Search is a free Development stage Beta beta product from Google which debuted in Google Labs on October 5, 2006 allowing web users to search for open source code on the Internet. Features include the ability to search using operators. These are tt lang tt , tt package tt , tt license tt and tt file tt . The code available for searching is in various formats including tar.gz, .tar.bz2, .tar, and .zip, Concurrent Versioning System CVS and Subversion software Subversion repositories as well as snippets from HTML pages such as Wikipedia itself. Regular expression engine The site allows the use of regular expressions in queries, which is not offered by any other search engine for code. Citation needed date October 2009 This makes it resemble grep , but over the world s public code. The methodology employed has not been disclosed by Google, but appears to have combined precomputed indices with a POSIX compliant regular expression engine. Citation needed date March 2009 Or date March 2009 Google Code Search supports POSIX extended regular expression syntax, excluding back references, collating elements, and collation classes. ref http www.google.com intl en help faq codesearch.html regexp ref Supported languages The list of officially supported languages is constantly changing. The following list is correct As of 2010 12 31 lc on ref http www.google.com codesearch advanced code search?hl en ref col begin col 5 ActionScript Ada programming language Ada AppleScript Active Server Pages ASP Assembly language Assembly Autoconf Automake AWK Awk BASIC Basic Visual Basic Batch file C programming language C C C Sharp programming language C Caja programming language Caj ...   more details



  1. Configure script

    Image Autoconf.svg thumb 300px Flow diagram including configure, autoconf and automake , three tools in the GNU build system Developing a computer program program to be run on a wide number of different computers is a daunting task. A Configure script matches the Library computer science libraries on the user s computer, with those required by the program, just before compiler compiling it from its source code . Obtaining software directly from the source code a standard procedure on Unix computers involves the following steps configuring the makefile , compiling the code, and finally installing the executable in the appropriate place. A configure script accomplishes the first of these steps. How to use them Using configure scripts hereafter code configure code is an automated method of generating makefile s before compilation to tailor the software to the system on which the executable is to be compiled and run. Using code configure code is the first of three straightforward steps in creating an executable from its source code. code . configure make make install code One must type code . configure code dot slash configure rather than code configure code for the dot slash indicates the script is in the current directory . . By default, for security reasons, unix operating systems do not search the current directory for executables so one must give the full path explicitly to avoid the following error bash configure command not found ref cite web url http www.control escape.com linux lx swinstall tar.html title Compiling Linux Software from Source Code publisher Control Escape s Linux Help Engine accessdate 20 November 2010 ref Upon its completion, code configure code prints a report to code config.log code . Running code . configure help code gives a list of command line arguments, for enabling or disabling additional features such as code . configure libs lmpfr lgmp . configure prefix home myname apps code The first includes the code mpfr code and code gmp code libraries ...   more details



  1. Linux From Scratch

    systems. GNU GPL 2.67 Automake A programming tool that produces portable makefile s for use ... architectures. Col begin Col break Autoconf 2.61 Automake 1.10.1 Bash Unix shell Bash 3.2 Bash ...   more details



  1. List of build automation software

    language Python , with integrated functionality similar to autoconf automake , descended from ... mkoch antiauto ANTIAUTO automake http www.bakefile.org index.html Bakefile http www.logfish.net ...   more details



  1. Preprocessor

    but now deprecated in favour of automake . grompp , a preprocessor for simulation input files for GROMACS ...   more details



  1. Build automation

    s. This is accomplished by tools like GNU Automake CMake imake qmake nmake wmake Apache Ant Apache Maven ...   more details



  1. Make (software)

    , such as the Automake toolchain provided by the GNU Project , can do so automatically. Another ... rules. See also Portal Free software Apache Ant CMake Configure script Fastmake Flowtracer GNU Automake ...   more details



  1. Comparison of TLS Implementations

    PDF Included monolithic no CyaSSL CyaSSL br SSL Autoconf, automake, libtool, MSVC project workspaces ..., automake, libtool Manual and API reference HTML, PDF External, libgcrypt yes limited Network Security ...   more details



  1. Cinelerra

    system libraries are used extensively, and the autoconf automake tools are used to configure the compilation ...   more details



  1. List of GNU packages

    . Development GNU build system contains autoconf and automake Gnulib portability library designed ...   more details



  1. Software rendering

    and ambient occlusion . Uses autoconf automake and libSDL, and thus compiles and runs under Linux,Windows ...   more details




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